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chore: sync develop with main's release merge commits#39

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@Jaro-c Jaro-c commented Apr 19, 2026

Summary

No code change. Tree-identical to develop. Fast-forward sync of develop's HEAD to main's HEAD so the release merge commits from #31, #33, #36, #38 reach develop too.

Why

Every release PR (develop → main, merge commit) leaves a commit node on main that develop never learns about. Over several releases develop's graph falls "behind" main even though their trees are identical. This PR closes that gap.

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Every release PR to main should be followed by this sync PR to develop, so develop's HEAD always reflects the latest main state.

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Fast-forward is fine — no content difference.

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@Jaro-c Jaro-c merged commit 260bf68 into develop Apr 19, 2026
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