Development record

The reserve --sweep help says 'A hand-back on a record still open, a commit of a kind the sweep cannot classify, a history it cannot read to its root, and an unreadable tip keep the branch' (internal/surface/cli/reserve.go:174-176, reflected at docs/reference/cli/commands.md:4532-4534). Only the hand-back carries the 'record still open' limit. The judge marks a branch whose record is terminal on origin's default branch as spent once its tip is classifiable, before it walks the chain (internal/core/reservesweep/judge.go:94-97), and TestATerminalRecordIsSpentWhateverItsTipOnceOlderThanTheAge (judge_test.go:96) pins that. So on a resolved, won't-fixed, shipped or superseded record, an unclassifiable non-tip commit or a history unread to its root does not keep the branch, and --apply deletes it. The help states the fail-closed rule more widely than the code applies it.