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Fix Phase 11 normalization side effects
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Summary
PR #29 (Phase 11) was merged into main but the codex review follow-up
(PR #30 — phase 11 normalization side-effect fixes) was merged onto
sp3arm4n instead of main, so main is now missing those fixes:
3186e2e Fix phase 11 normalization side effects
c1b35bb Merge pull request #30 from sp3arm4n/pr29-review-fixes
This PR brings sp3arm4n's two extra commits back into main so the two
branches are realigned. After merge, sp3arm4n and main share the same
content and the persistent-branch policy (see project memory) can
fast-forward sp3arm4n on the next Phase.
Test plan
both already passed CI on PR Fix Phase 11 normalization side effects #30
PR Fix Phase 11 normalization side effects #30 history). Squash would lose the codex-attribution trail.
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