Reconstructing outstanding claims after the driver itself dies mid-run #65
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F-PO-43-2-3(out-of-scope) on issue #43 during decision D-PO-43-2-3.Original scope note: Flagged out of scope in the PREQ and independently raised as missing by the solution-architect review. Not filed anywhere yet and it is a real hole once claims exist: a resumed driver reads DISPATCH/RELEASE entries but nothing says who may reclaim an open claim or on what evidence. Recommend a follow-up issue.
Disposition rationale: Real hole independently raised by the solution-architect review and tracked nowhere: a resumed driver can read DISPATCH/RELEASE entries, but nothing defines who may reclaim an open claim or on what evidence — recovery semantics that must stay consistent with the operator's positive-death-check rule and deserve their own requirements round.
This issue was deferred out of the parent feature's scope; it carries no PREQ yet. Run
/dev:requirements --issue=<this>to flesh it out before planning.