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Background health checks can no longer be held up by a single file. A file that could not be scheduled, whose first article was already gone, or whose check ended without a verdict is now given a verdict or a retry time instead of being retried continuously ahead of everything else.
File checks no longer pause near completion when a provider stops responding part-way through a batch. The stalled connection is dropped after two seconds and only its unanswered articles move to another provider, instead of waiting for that provider to close the connection.
A provider that loses a single connection is no longer set aside for the rest of a check. Only a provider that never answers is, so its remaining connections keep doing useful work.
Large releases now get verification time proportional to their size. Previously a fixed budget could expire on every attempt, leaving those files reported as unverified after every retry.
Improvements
Health checks no longer pause connection upkeep on providers they are not using, so playback and preparation keep their ready connections while a check runs.