Correcting deliverables (sreq:v1, qa-report:v1, test-plan:v1). #418
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F-PO-45-2-2(out-of-scope) on issue #45 during decision D-PO-45-2-2.Original scope note: Flagged as out of scope in the approved PREQ — these are already mutable/latest-wins, and the recorded incident's SREQ recovered on its own.
Disposition rationale: Deliverable correction is already solved —
sreq:v1,test-plan:v1andqa-report:v1are mutable/latest-wins, and the recorded feature-230 incident's SREQ recovered on its own, which is precisely the contrast that made the Phase Outcome's lack of a path visible. The stub therefore tracks a settled boundary rather than open work: it is the durable record of why deliverables were deliberately left out of the supersede design, so a later reader does not re-propose extending supersede to cover them. Resolved under the operator's standing instruction of 2026-08-26 ("resolve all decisions as recommended"), which is the authority for taking each producer recommendation as given.This issue was deferred out of the parent feature's scope; it carries no PREQ yet. Run
/dev:requirements --issue={new-number}to flesh it out before planning.