A citation added minutes after the other agent pushed the file it names resolved
NOWHERE, because this scans local refs and the local ref was stale. The citation
was right and the check was wrong. It now says so in the failure text and tells
the reader to fetch before editing.
A check that cries wolf is worse than no check -- and this one had just been
teaching me to distrust a correct citation.
🔴 Separately, my own slip: I ran this as '<check>; git commit' instead of
'<check> && git commit', so the commit landed while the check was red. The guard
was in the command and I had disabled it by punctuation.
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