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Bind Beta18.2 release manifest to main#257

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Bind Beta18.2 release manifest to main#257
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Summary\n- Updates release/manifest.json source binding after squash merge so the public Beta18.2 manifest points to the actual main commit containing the release.\n\n## Verification\n- node scripts/release-manifest-validate.js --allow-dirty\n\n## Reason\nThe previous branch manifest used a pre-squash source commit. After merge, branch commits are not ancestors of main, so the release workflow correctly failed fail-closed before publication.

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Approved manifest source binding fix after squash merge. Scope is limited to making Beta18.2 release evidence point at the actual main commit.

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Re-approved squash-safe source binding. This keeps the manifest source commit as the main base commit so PR checks and post-squash main checks can both validate.

@brik64-admin brik64-admin merged commit edd7984 into main Jul 7, 2026
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@brik64-admin brik64-admin deleted the codex/beta18-2-main-source-fix branch July 7, 2026 20:13
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