Fresh stable readback still shows mutable v6.4.1 alongside orphan v6.4.2. Explain forward supersession without deleting historical tags or treating frontier success as release admission. Cover that distinction with a focused recovery regression; publication authority and all existing gates remain unchanged.
Change-source: pulse-maintainer
A published release packet is a customer-visible surface in its own right. Deriving newer published versions only from matching Git refs lets that surface escape continuity validation when the corresponding ref is absent. Evaluate every stable-shaped release record independently and pin the detached-ref case with a regression test.
Change-source: pulse-maintainer
A failed v6.4.2 release left newer stable-shaped source and public container tags behind after its GitHub Release packet was removed. Extend the scheduled continuity audit across the stable tag and public registry frontier so this partial publication cannot remain hidden behind an older latest release.
Change-source: pulse-maintainer