David Snelling
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Two known-degraded states were recorded but never consulted by the read paths, so a partial result looked authoritative: - commitSingleOp returns `degraded` ids on an adopt-forward failed-rollback recovery (the canonical record is durable but its derived-index entry may be incomplete). persistSingleOp dropped that list on the floor — no health flag, no read signal. It now records them in a queryable degraded set. - A non-fatal index-rebuild failure at init (_indexRebuildFailed) was folded into checkHealth()/validateIndexConsistency() but no read consulted it. find() and get() now emit ONE loud warning per degraded window (reads still return — canonical is the source of truth — but the caller is told results may be partial and to run repairIndex()). Both degraded sources fold into the two health surfaces, and repairIndex() reconciles from canonical and clears them. |
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