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· 372 commits to main since this release

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  • 38f42d9 release: 2.1.26
  • 0dda9ca test(F-952): the headed-ask mismatch pin states its desktop premise instead of inheriting the runner's
  • d7edfad docs(F-952): the F-952 entry sits under Unreleased, above the shipped 2.1.25
  • 7c344b4 test(F-952): the tool-surface golden follows acquire_session_lock's 0-60 wait wording
  • 8f68d5b fix(F-952): a re-attached named session seeded live gets its rotation guard back from the marker
  • d8d43c8 docs(F-952): review fixes -- number-free tool-count docstrings, lock rows cite F-952, seed fallback and rotation-guard behaviour documented
  • 84c98c9 feat(F-952): unnamed clones fall back with a warning when the seed session is unusable; named sessions seeded live keep the rotation guard; restore load-bearing comments
  • 031e946 fix(F-952): one canonical lock key per directory; owner, key and wait bounds; expired leases are swept
  • d77587d fix(F-952): an adopted record without a headless state reports no mismatch instead of raising
  • bfcc44d docs(F-952): measured RED table, retry and partial-jar warnings in the finding and changelog
  • 3ecf250 test(F-952): a real-Chrome node for the fleet session, its seed, its lock and close
  • 14cf954 docs(F-951): a clone read as signed out of Google is neither DBSC nor a stale timestamp cookie; no product change
  • 5449395 feat(F-952): a partial cookie hand-off carries a seed_warning naming the refused count
  • a004b3a fix(F-952): a retry clone honours the configured default seed instead of the snapshot
  • db5e218 feat(F-952): a reused browser's headless mismatch and an uncarried seed jar are reported on the answer
  • 20befa8 docs(F-952): fleet session and session lock - finding, changelog, README, runbook, glossary, navmap, tool count 97
  • 0ee06d0 feat(F-952): a shared fleet session, an advisory session lock, an opt-in default seed
  • 9e55118 test(F-948): the close-performance pin logs its time on every run and allows 5 s