A restart and a rate-limit checkpoint read, copy aside and then remove the file an await's receipt path names, and that path comes from the run's state file, which an archive of the checkout can carry hand-written, without being held to the lane's directory. A state naming `.env`, `go.mod` or `.git/config` (or a `..` path that cleans to one) had `abcd implement step --restart <lane>` move that file of the checkout into the lane's aside; one naming `changes.patch` or a file of the lane's asides could overwrite a saved patch before the worktree was reset, losing the uncommitted work. The worktree path already had this check (derivedLaneWorktree, iss-2610090821552801); the receipt path was the sibling that sweep missed. The route is abcd's: the removal is the loop's own.

A restart and a rate-limit checkpoint read, copy aside and then remove the file an await's receipt path names, and that path comes from the run's state file, which an archive of the checkout can carry hand-written, without being held to the lane's directory. A state naming .env, go.mod or .git/config (or a .. path that cleans to one) had abcd implement step --restart <lane> move that file of the checkout into the lane's aside; one naming changes.patch or a file of the lane's asides could overwrite a saved patch before the worktree was reset, losing the uncommitted work. The worktree path already had this check (derivedLaneWorktree, iss-2610090821552801); the receipt path was the sibling that sweep missed. The route is abcd's: the removal is the loop's own.

Grounds

• pursued: a state naming a checkout file, a .. path, an aside file or changes.patch is refused and the file stays put; a restart that moves any of them shows it wrong

Route

abcd adds this route: the read, copy and removal are the loop's own, of a path from the loop's own state file. Nothing in git or the repository removes a file because a local-tier JSON file names it, so the fix is abcd's and changes nothing about how the repository works.