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Part of opensoft/openRepoTools#228 and opensoft/openRepoTools#186. This is S16's first step, on Brett Heap's word "a" of 2026-10-28T19:24:31Z, which lane openRepoTools-3 relayed in opensoft/openRepoTools#186 (comment 6478511015):

• lane openRepoTools-2 fills in the placeholders of docs/release-notes/v1.1.0.md in a spec-leg pull request;
• lane openRepoTools-4 checks it diff-only;
• lane openRepoTools-3 merges it by S10's rules (a merge commit, green, --match-head-commit), under Brett Heap's standing word (Releases: annotated tags, release/vX.Y branches, and openrepotools on TestPyPI and PyPI from v1.1.0 openRepoTools#228 comment 6303614082).

Four commits change one file, docs/release-notes/v1.1.0.md (blob 1d41db3f before), with 20 insertions and 18 deletions:

1. 8e4635d, the fill-in:
   • The release commit, 2a057a6d84e58c8acb4bda20d2b7b667b552c3fe. It is the code leg's main, the merge of The code leg gets its own front door, its standalone checkout context in tests.yml, the assembly root's two length caps and a lane-start row-stamp test that no longer depends on the length of TMPDIR (part of opensoft/openRepoTools#186) openRepoTools-code#1, which the assembly root's code gitlink pins at 2a99dd4. It is written in full in the first paragraph and in the --version lines, as the package prints it (openRepoTools:5193-5197 and :749 at that commit).
   • Its tree digest by sorted-ls-tree-r-v1, 31123e2d08efe36583e72956ed8b8dbbe4b968c75402b59af5b8952be83ef6d5, over 92 records.
     • It was computed offline three ways, which agree: the pinned openRepoShape's tree_digest, the suite's copy of it, and git ls-tree -r -z with a bytewise sort and sha256sum. Lane 2 ran the last of these again.
     • It must also equal the digest that the branch rehearsal's --version lines print. Lane 3 posts that run on Triad migration (feature 004-migrate-to-triad): execution tracking under Brett Heap's word of 2026-10-07 openRepoTools#186. Do not merge this pull request until the two agree.
   • The count, 60, stated for both repositories: the 59 squash commits of aaa7bc8..33ce26d on opensoft/openRepoTools's main, none of them a merge, and then The code leg gets its own front door, its standalone checkout context in tests.yml, the assembly root's two length caps and a lane-start row-stamp test that no longer depends on the length of TMPDIR (part of opensoft/openRepoTools#186) openRepoTools-code#1.
   • The other changes, redone over all 60:
     • T010's assembly exact-pin job runs on ubuntu-24.04 like the code leg's jobs under #296, and the Gate B documents name that runner and the patched tests.yml's job lines as #296 leaves them (part of #186) openRepoTools#299 and The code leg gets its own front door, its standalone checkout context in tests.yml, the assembly root's two length caps and a lane-start row-stamp test that no longer depends on the length of TMPDIR (part of opensoft/openRepoTools#186) openRepoTools-code#1 get lines under the triad migration's records;
     • The v1.1.0 notes now say that the fixes for #255 and #280 are part of 1.1.0 and list, by area and from the squash titles of aaa7bc8..a42946e, what else changed on main since v1.0.0 (#228) openRepoTools#293 gets a line of its own;
     • the placeholder's line is cut.
   • setup-estate-commands.sh: accept pipx's openRepoTools link, as openRepoTools --install will (opensoft/openRepoTools#228) openBenches#165 was open and had not landed when read on 2026-10-28, so the one-route paragraph stands.
   • Re-read at the release commit and left as written:
     • the hook-pair paragraph;
     • the openRepoShape pin, 190133d, which is openRepoShape's v1.1.0;
     • the milestone's six entries;
     • the CI paragraph and the two release.yml paragraphs.
   • "Before the tag" ticks each item this commit settles, with its result and the date.
2. 166c110, lane 3's three wording corrections. They come from its re-check of The v1.1.0 notes now say that the fixes for #255 and #280 are part of 1.1.0 and list, by area and from the squash titles of aaa7bc8..a42946e, what else changed on main since v1.0.0 (#228) openRepoTools#293 (comment 6315668503, "For the tag-time pass", which gives each corrected line whole):
   • F1, a SHOULD, and F2, a NIT, in the line on The handoff's tree inventory names a record it could not read whatever its schema, and a leg directory it cannot search is never read as absent (#246 follow-up, before the cutover) openRepoTools#255 and The handoff names every inventory record that is not a whole schema-1 one, and a leg directory this account cannot search, or a dependency nested in one, is unreadable and never absent (fixes #255) openRepoTools#271;
   • F3, a NIT, in the line on Make the repoG#8 assertion able to fail, give lanes' stderr filter its -e, and stop counting the bash files in prose (#66, #54, #58) openRepoTools#209.
   • Both lines are lane 3's text, byte for byte.
3. 9211acb, the one-line install's --version, which lane 3 asked for in Triad migration (feature 004-migrate-to-triad): execution tracking under Brett Heap's word of 2026-10-07 openRepoTools#186 comment 6479087079.
   • Since the split, the documented one-liners fetch the assembly root's front door. It resolves main once to a commit and runs the implementation with OPENREPOTOOLS_REF set to it (root openRepoTools:388-392 at 2a99dd4).
   • So --version (code openRepoTools:5224 at 2a057a6d) prints that commit, where v1.0.0's printed main. A checkout still prints main by default (:73).
   • Two lines said that the one-line install prints main by default, as in v1.0.0: the --version item and the one-line install's item under "Install and upgrade". Both now say what each route prints.
4. 6681d57, two of lane 4's NITs from its READY at 9211acb (Triad migration (feature 004-migrate-to-triad): execution tracking under Brett Heap's word of 2026-10-07 openRepoTools#186 comment 6479419189):
   • N2: the commit the one-line install prints is an opensoft/openRepoTools commit that the assembly root's front door resolved main to, and that came with the triad migration. The --version item now says so in lane 4's wording, crediting Triad migration (feature 004-migrate-to-triad): execution tracking under Brett Heap's word of 2026-10-07 openRepoTools#186, and line 122 follows it.
   • N3: the line on The code leg gets its own front door, its standalone checkout context in tests.yml, the assembly root's two length caps and a lane-start row-stamp test that no longer depends on the length of TMPDIR (part of opensoft/openRepoTools#186) openRepoTools-code#1 cites tests/test_lane_helpers.sh: the repoA-1 and repoCase-1 row-stamp cases fail once run.sh's TMPDIR reaches 70 characters, which T010's exact-pins job can hit (the cases #215 left; part of #186) openRepoTools#304 as "for tests/test_lane_helpers.sh: the repoA-1 and repoCase-1 row-stamp cases fail once run.sh's TMPDIR reaches 70 characters, which T010's exact-pins job can hit (the cases #215 left; part of #186) openRepoTools#304", so it no longer reads as the line's source.

Lane 4's check (comment 6479419189) found #4 READY at 9211acb, with no MUST, no SHOULD and six NITs:

• N2 and N3 are in commit 4;
• N4 is answered by the mapping of the 60 pull requests to their lines, in this pull request's comments;
• N1, N5 and N6 concern the recount and the checklist, which the second pull request cuts, so they go to it.

Left for the second pull request, after PyPI serves 1.1.0:

• <release-date>, <tag-time>, <tag-words> and <pypi-url>, which stay as placeholders with their items unticked;
• a re-read of setup-estate-commands.sh: accept pipx's openRepoTools link, as openRepoTools --install will (opensoft/openRepoTools#228) openBenches#165;
• the cuts of the "Before the tag" section and the draft comment;
• the last line, reworded as a link to the notes, as lane 3 ruled in Triad migration (feature 004-migrate-to-triad): execution tracking under Brett Heap's word of 2026-10-07 openRepoTools#186 comment 6478721229;
• lane 4's N1, N5 and N6: the recount's rule, the six package pull requests that no line names once the checklist is cut, and a check that the tag names 2a057a6d… and that the published digest is this one.

Checks on the file:

• Above "Before the tag", only those four placeholders remain, each in code font.
• Outside code, the only angle-bracket text is the draft comment and the milestone's autolink.
• Every paragraph is one line.
• There is no host path and no non-ASCII character.

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This PR updates the v1.1.0 release notes in one file, replacing known placeholders with the release commit, independently computed tree digest, 60-pull-request accounting, and release-time verification results while intentionally retaining the four values that can only be filled after tagging and PyPI publication.

Flow diagram for v1.1.0 release-note verification

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    Source["Release commit 2a057a6d84e58c8acb4bda20d2b7b667b552c3fe"] --> Digest["Tree digest 31123e2d08efe36583e72956ed8b8dbbe4b968c75402b59af5b8952be83ef6d5"]
    Source --> Version["--version output"]
    Digest --> Version
    Version --> Notes["v1.1.0 release notes"]
    Notes --> Remaining["Four post-tag placeholders remain"]

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Flow diagram for v1.1.0 pull-request accounting

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    Previous["v1.0.0 commit aaa7bc8"] --> Main["59 squash commits through 33ce26d"]
    Main --> Code["opensoft/openRepoTools-code#1"]
    Code --> Release["Release commit 2a057a6d84e58c8acb4bda20d2b7b667b552c3fe"]
    Release --> Count["60 pull requests named in the notes"]

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Change	Details	Files
Filled the release notes with the v1.1.0 release commit, tree digest, pull-request count, and complete change accounting.	Recorded the 40-hex release commit and its sorted-ls-tree-r-v1 digest in the overview and package version output. Replaced the pull-request count and placeholder change list with coverage for all 60 relevant pull requests across the assembly and code repositories. Updated the triad migration entries for the release-specific changes and corrected the related wording for #255/#271 and #209. Recorded the release-time state of workBenches#165, the hook-pair behavior, the openRepoShape pin, and the milestone review.	docs/release-notes/v1.1.0.md
Preserved the remaining post-tag release values and draft workflow for the follow-up release-notes update.	Kept release date, tag metadata, and PyPI URL placeholders unticked until the tag and PyPI publication exist. Left the pre-tag checklist, draft comment, and final cleanup work for the subsequent pull request. Documented the unresolved validation requirement that the recorded tree digest must match the branch rehearsal's --version output.	docs/release-notes/v1.1.0.md

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The 60 pull requests and the notes' lines that carry them, as lane 2's post in opensoft/openRepoTools#186 (comment 6478683233) promised. Lane 4's N4 in comment 6479419189 asked for it.

• What is counted: the 59 squash commits of aaa7bc8..33ce26d on opensoft/openRepoTools's main, in history order, then The code leg gets its own front door, its standalone checkout context in tests.yml, the assembly root's two length caps and a lane-start row-stamp test that no longer depends on the length of TMPDIR (part of opensoft/openRepoTools#186) openRepoTools-code#1.

• The line numbers are those of docs/release-notes/v1.1.0.md at this pull request's head. Its four commits change lines in place, so the numbers are the same at each commit.

• Six pull requests have no line of their own. #228's package series (#262, #267, #268, #269, #270 and #284) is carried by #228's items on lines 11, 23, 34, 40 and 44, as the draft counts it.

• Follow up #190's test roots: name a refused root's value, check the pin's commit, find paired feature worktrees, show redirected roots under -q, run the lane manual sections, and restate the installer-source test openRepoTools#195 aa14de3: line 91

• Triad migration evidence of 2026-10-08 and 2026-10-09: test roots and CI patches, installer entry point, restore and rollback, #192's corrections, T018, Gate B status openRepoTools#196 983d8c7: line 102

• Publish rename-lane's Rule 3 handoff stamp through a same-directory temporary file and one atomic rename, so a writer killed mid-stamp leaves the handoff whole openRepoTools#212 2732d59: line 86

• lane-start fails closed on three #138 fences: a new lane's rename is read back and undone when another window took the name, a row or log that says RETIRED is not started again, and a new lane never takes a window named for another registered lane openRepoTools#216 27b5c89: line 77

• Handoff skill: commit the handoff in the checkout it was published in, by its own path, and refuse foreign staged entries and in-progress operations (#197) openRepoTools#199 83d2690: line 83

• swapped names a lane by the register row's spelling, not the log file's (#55) openRepoTools#201 d424b64: line 57

• Read the clause (c) TAIL case on a checkout at a short fixed path, and drive lane-start's row stamp at three checkout lengths, so the case no longer answers by the length of the run root (#180) openRepoTools#215 61a7378: line 92

• tests/run.sh refuses to start when it cannot record its lock's owner, and its cleanup removes only a lock that is still its own (#72 items 1-2) openRepoTools#232 19c2e25: line 95

• Pin openRepoShape at v1.1.0, 190133d on its main: six of the eight mounted files moved (bootstrap places legs only where no commit is lost; the family Makefile refuses a holder without siblings.py); no test expectation moved openRepoTools#233 f685866: line 50

• Hygiene rule refuses bench-root host paths, with an allowance for quoted grep patterns; replace them in the consumer reads and the durable-intent sample openRepoTools#229 f595e44: line 94

• lane-start's transcript follow counts a holder only when transcript-holders verifies it, not on kill -0 (#56) openRepoTools#203 cb3a2c7: line 71

• Make every shell block in the handoff skill parse, and stop calling /rename the only act there is (#78, #79) openRepoTools#200 f5c3bcd: line 84

• Make the repoG#8 assertion able to fail, give lanes' stderr filter its -e, and stop counting the bash files in prose (#66, #54, #58) openRepoTools#209 2cb14a9: line 74

• park, resume and status find a family folder named for its repository or its display name, and resume names the holder's repository from family.yaml where it is on disk (#236) openRepoTools#240 a41adb6: line 53

• resume and status hold each leg to the branch bootstrap puts it on: the leg row's own branch:, else the root's tracking_branch (#235) openRepoTools#238 14239b9: line 52

• managed-projection reads this checkout's row as the writers do, lane-trees tells an unlistable trees directory from no inventory, and the manual's seven-column row is qualified (#157 items 4a, 4c, 4d, 4e) openRepoTools#213 87a5e9d: line 60

• --install and wip init add the hook pair only once ~/projects/xFactory/lanes-edit.sh answers guard, and take our guard entry back out until then, so a fresh install never leaves a prompt hook calling a missing command (#237) openRepoTools#247 586dea2: line 39

• superseded_by follows a chain of TAKEOVERs to its last link, so one lane holds the object (#74) openRepoTools#204 0a49697: line 58

• The lane listing reads a row's state phrase when its log is missing, so a migrated PAUSED row stops showing NO LOG (#89) openRepoTools#206 be82c20: line 59

• The name guard and the SessionStart hook name an unreadable register or binding log instead of guessing a branch (#60) openRepoTools#208 fca60f5: line 73

• A one-line record can't take a newline: append-line and lane-handoff's why refuse it before writing, and the deferred lane-start command keeps --agent (#85, #72 items 5, 6) openRepoTools#218 01eff2c: line 62

• lane and lane-handoff refuse empty and flag-shaped flag values, and lane-handoff renames the window only once the handoff can no longer be refused (#80 slices B and C) openRepoTools#220 be0743b: line 78

• A register that could not be read no longer reads as a lane with no session ids, so the dead-lane --force check and duplicate-holder fail closed (#67) openRepoTools#221 babd9fe: line 64

• park's not-carried report counts a leg's unpushed commits on the branch its own row declares, else the root's tracking_branch (#242) openRepoTools#249 fe58808: line 54

• family.yaml values are read the way openRepoShape v1.1.0 reads them, status names one family laid out twice, and resume finds a holder by its id when its record names another folder (#243) openRepoTools#251 a059c1a: line 55

• duplicate-holder and lane-end --retire read a --resume path whole and act on every verified child, not the first (#76, #86) openRepoTools#205 a656627: line 72

• A silent tmux is no longer read as a dead window, the companion verdict is read off the lane's live window from any window, and the guard's cure for a lane named before Rule 4 says what it cannot fill in (#73) openRepoTools#222 0f53e40: line 79

• lane-start gains a guard-only binding mode that stamps the transcript being bound, so the offer's yes no longer records a RESUMED nobody is in (#70) openRepoTools#223 7748375: line 80

• The hygiene check's end-of-options rule splits a line only outside quotes, and the suite stops counting its bash files (#54 part b, #58) openRepoTools#239 08e7550: line 96

• lanes-edit.sh: a write with nothing staged still publishes the local commits origin lacks, so the RECOVERY's re-run of commit pushes the edit it stranded, and the conflict RECOVERY warns that reset --hard drops a peer's commits openRepoTools#214 9b94a59: line 61

• Make the shell suite's wrapper stop the suite's process group on a timeout, interrupt, TERM or hangup, pin the launcher precedence of lane <name> with launchers the suite names, and say what the pty driver comment counts openRepoTools#217 55b26e3: line 93

• Stop three wrapper reads that failed from reading as no answer: lane's window-name check asks the unpushed local row too, lanes' hidden-row probe reads its whole stream, and lane-end --retire-dormant refuses without its stderr capture openRepoTools#210 7dee098: line 75

• Make lane-end's synopsis say what a DUPLICATE retire does, read a state cell that breaks the phrase's grammar whole instead of narrowing it, and correct the TAKEOVER grammar table and two tests.yml header comments openRepoTools#202 d3b2d9a: line 70

• lanes-index follow-ups of #166 and #173: export reads one snapshot, history --index says its closing stderr count, a foreign source is refused before the lock, a damaged table reads as unusable, an unread lane stays NOT READ in the index, and the worktrees footer names the workstation openRepoTools#219 a7f09bd: line 63

• Let claude-current fall back from a native Claude Code that does not run to the next one that does, and let claude-restart-check recognise a running native in a custom CLAUDE_CURRENT_NATIVE_DIR, symlinked included openRepoTools#211 84e5aa7: line 76

• Handoff skill: resolve lanes-edit.sh on PATH first, correct the comments that still promised write (c) without a workstation, and refuse the object-log and register-line writes for a lane that has never had a session recorded openRepoTools#207 235c68a: line 85

• Register sweeps and reads refuse what they could not read: retire-rows, archive-rows, migrate-state-cells, the DORMANT class, next-free and add-row (#138 lanes-edit.sh items, #157 item 4b) openRepoTools#230 5e88a2c: line 65

• The hygiene check reads every exit-3 die of lanes-edit.sh against its cause and both documented rows, so a die that claims nothing was pushed or a fourth die no row documents fails it (#68 item 5) openRepoTools#259 ec4555b: line 97

• The handoff skill's step-1 fence refuses Amendment 15(d)'s exit 2 instead of reading it as no answer, and its window ref is checked as a whole string (#72 item 8, #80 item 4) openRepoTools#260 add5c15: line 87

• The shell suite times each of its sections and its exit-trap teardown, and prints both in its transcript and in CI's step summary (#77, step 1a) openRepoTools#261 b707bd7: line 98

• Make the lane tools look inside a triad's legs and paired feature trees, so the sweep, lane-end's gate, lane-handoff, lane-reconcile and the daily report can see a lane's work there, and change nothing a checkout with no project.yaml does openRepoTools#246 55aae16: line 89, and named on line 45

• Lifecycle reads that failed are no longer answers, set-lane-tree's fence closes with its operation, and a lane sidecar is valid only when whole openRepoTools#252 00d52ae: line 66

• The handoff skill's two PAUSED writes carry the why it computed, sanitized as lane-handoff's sanitize does, and a why carrying a line break is refused before step 1 (#80 item 7, #85) openRepoTools#264 670a852: line 88

• Re-cut T006's assembly-0001 and regenerate T010's code-leg tests.yml patch against the files #228's series leaves, add T009's assembly-root length-caps patch, and mark lines 17 and 33 of the Gate B walk PARTLY until they are reviewed (part of #186) openRepoTools#266 21e0829: line 103

• lane-handoff reads the lane lifecycle whole and parses it afterwards, so an awk that exits early can no longer turn lanes-edit.sh's SIGPIPE into a lifecycle that could not be read (fixes #280) openRepoTools#283 677acc0: line 46

• openRepoTools becomes the openrepotools package: pipx installs the wheel with the whole payload, --install leaves pipx's link to pipx, --version names the release, and every count line says where the other commands come from (#228, PR 1 of 4) openRepoTools#262 c82578f: #228's items (lines 11, 23 and 34)

• Every push proves the package builds, installs and runs: tests.yml gains a package job and runs on release/v* pushes, the two hash locks come from openRepoShape v1.1.0, and AGENTS.md names the four jobs (#228, PR 2 of 4) openRepoTools#267 3320c69: #228's items (lines 40 and 41)

• One dispatched workflow builds the wheel, uploads it to TestPyPI, checks the install on three legs and uploads it to PyPI, and tests/test_release_workflow.py holds it (#228, PR 3 of 4) openRepoTools#268 fde04f2: #228's items (lines 40, 42 and 43)

• The record tells the truth about releases: the v1.0.0 notes are in the repository, the v1.1.0 notes are drafted, and README says what a release is, what --version prints and what a workstation with pipx's link sees (#228, PR 4 of 4) openRepoTools#269 de6455b: #228's items (line 44)

• quickstart.md has been run and its three wrong passages fixed, the 006 docs cite the tests where they now sit, and the partial-stamp example is the line stamp_read prints (#228) openRepoTools#270 234b670: #228's items (documents only)

• The handoff names every inventory record that is not a whole schema-1 one, and a leg directory this account cannot search, or a dependency nested in one, is unreadable and never absent (fixes #255) openRepoTools#271 f18b818: line 45

• PR 3's re-check survivors are killed: tests/test_release_workflow.py runs the fetch, pipx, approval, tag, ref, clean, stamp, dist and digest steps instead of reading them, and release.yml changes only in comments (#228, PR 3b) openRepoTools#284 90eed74: #228's items (line 42)

• The shell suite's wrapper prints the suite's timing table and teardown line on a pass, where CI's log can read them (#77, step 1b) openRepoTools#265 a42946e: line 99

• The register's rewrites refuse a copy or write they cannot prove and put a cut-short register back, retire-rows refuses an unpushed log rename before it writes and calls a lane closed only from its published log, and add-row refuses an archive row it cannot read and takes back a row refused after its rebase (#120, #122) openRepoTools#263 d9065df: line 67

• A lane listing that is not whole no longer removes indexed worktree rows: the inventory read says PARTIAL, lanes --worktrees prints it NOT WHOLE, and lanes-index writes nothing over it; an older helper's tree with no path stays a tree (#173 item c1, #252 delta review 2) openRepoTools#289 fb2cf36: line 68

• Under set -e, macOS's bash 3.2 no longer ends lanes --worktrees, wip init or lane-end where a utility run through command fails, and a scan of the shipped scripts keeps that shape out (#292) openRepoTools#294 acc89ea: line 81

• CI and the release workflow run on ubuntu-24.04, because ubuntu-latest is now Ubuntu 26.04, where setup-python has no Python 3.9 and the TERM-ignoring kill test fails openRepoTools#296 5afba4a: line 100

• The v1.1.0 notes now say that the fixes for #255 and #280 are part of 1.1.0 and list, by area and from the squash titles of aaa7bc8..a42946e, what else changed on main since v1.0.0 (#228) openRepoTools#293 50d05d4: line 106 (new in this pull request)

• T010's assembly exact-pin job runs on ubuntu-24.04 like the code leg's jobs under #296, and the Gate B documents name that runner and the patched tests.yml's job lines as #296 leaves them (part of #186) openRepoTools#299 33ce26d: line 104 (new in this pull request)

• The code leg gets its own front door, its standalone checkout context in tests.yml, the assembly root's two length caps and a lane-start row-stamp test that no longer depends on the length of TMPDIR (part of opensoft/openRepoTools#186) openRepoTools-code#1 2a057a6 (6314fc8, bc7c831, 6c53c9e and 1e6f2d1): line 105 (new in this pull request)

Lane: openRepoTools-2