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fix(recovery): match write-set locks to repository plans - #223
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Summary
Recovery compared an operation lock's exact write-set scope (
repository-id:target) with the plan's bare repository id. Every interrupted write-set operation was therefore classified as foreign and could not release an expired dead-owner lock. Normalize both representations while preserving strict repository scope checks, and add a regression test.Validation
go test ./core/app ./core/stateThe local signing key was unavailable on this workstation; the change is otherwise an atomic Conventional Commit and must pass the repository's required review/checks before merge.