test(sessions): stabilize extended-stable reply-init proof#107832
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RomneyDa merged 2 commits intoJul 14, 2026
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What Problem This Solves
Fixes an issue where the 2026.6.33 release candidate's reply-session process-concurrency proof could observe its readiness marker while the child process was still writing JSON, causing a nondeterministic
Unexpected end of JSON inputfailure in exact-SHA CI.Why This Change Was Made
Cherry-picks upstream a004e18 so the child publishes marker JSON with write-then-rename atomicity, then refreshes the generated 2026.6.33 contribution record to include PR #99212. This PR intentionally contains no runtime, SQLite, package, workflow, version, or publication-scope changes.
User Impact
No runtime behavior changes. This makes the required extended-stable validation deterministic and establishes merge-backed canonical-branch provenance for the trusted Telegram release check.
Evidence
session-accessor.reply-init-concurrency.test.tswithUnexpected end of JSON input.tbx_01kxhe3zk1d0yt79hb56yc9nst: exact focused regression passed 20/20 repetitions.patch is correct, confidence 0.99.git diff --check: passed.AI-assisted: yes. The complete release ledger remains untracked as required.