Harden cross-platform publishing, reconciliation, and deletion - #16
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What changed
Why
Several publish runtimes crossed the durable dispatch boundary before preparatory image upload completed, while accepted provider identifiers were not persisted before independent readback. Upload-only failures could therefore look possibly applied, and successful creates followed by readback drift could not be reconciled exactly.
Deletion needed a narrow, evidence-backed semantic exception instead of weakening the global high-authority boundary.
Impact
Pre-create failures are safely retryable. Provider-accepted writes retain their exact targets for settlement. Duplicate-tolerant publication is explicit and linear. Bluesky cleanup can delete only an exact authored revision; other unproven deletion paths remain fail-closed.
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