skills(sage-saint): correct gotchas after repair pass - #134
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Review SummaryPost-merge review (the PR merged at 10:12 UTC, before this review ran). Direct single-pass review — one encrypted docs file, no code. The diff on GitHub is ciphertext, so findings are described generically here and inline comments were not posted; fixes went to a fresh branch off main instead of this (merged) branch. What was reviewed
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The corrections themselves (the retracted CLI gotcha, the release-pipeline update, the new trap sections) are accurate, internally consistent, and well-provenanced. Verification
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Retracts a false CLI gotcha (it was output truncation, not a bug), records the now-fixed release-pipeline failures, and adds a colima /tmp bind-mount trap. Details inside the encrypted file.
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