**Reproduce PVE partial-scan recovery history loss**
Drive ordinary backup polling through durable recovery ingest after live
inventory replacement, with partial, complete, isolation and
cancellation controls.
**Retain PVE recovery history across incomplete backup scans**
Use the poll's existing completeness evidence to admit destructive
reconciliation. Failed or skipped reads may update accepted rows without
deleting unseen durable facts, and cancellation cannot publish an empty
success. Complete deletions remain scoped and tested.
Contract-Neutral: Restore collection truth without changing APIs,
schemas, configuration or protection policy.
**Keep carried PVE rows from renewing recovery observations**
Retain their existing durable point evidence under the partial provider
observation instead of presenting a failed refresh as a fresh artifact
observation. Cover warm inventory alongside the cold-start
reconciliation regression.
Contract-Neutral: No API, schema, configuration or protection-policy
delta.
**Match the full workload identity in the PVE browser journey**
Use the production disclosure's guest name and VM identity, and bring
its provider evidence into the captured viewport. The initial selector
timeout is retained as a harness failure, not a product result.
**Avoid the published monitoring contract insertion conflict**
Relocate the PVE partial-backup collection contract without changing its
text so it composes with the published snapshot-listing contract at
15ea29fe2b. Runtime, regression tests and
browser-proof inputs remain unchanged.
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Fleet candidate `20261023T194015Z-core-runtime` from the `core-runtime`
lane. Reviewed tip `d39d65fede2a6afc535c0387b0c0e6683868b22e` on `main`.
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