Share the CLI watcher with a reconciled name inventory, observe local
mutations, and retain newer notifications across overlapping reads.
Adopt the shared index for Obsidian and preserve fresh bulk operations.
Apply watcher and logical-target exclusions within the selected Vault so
hidden or database-like parent directories do not suppress monitoring.
Protect primary, previous, and view databases, and provide a runtime opt-in
for ordinary database-like directories without changing database ownership.
Cover hidden roots, symlink restarts, exclusion parity, and encrypted
CouchDB create, modify, and delete operations with regression tests.
Refs #1340
Record the accepted retry decision, its alternatives, and preservation
boundaries. Add real Obsidian coverage for temporary-read failure followed
by rename, a later edit, and recovery after restart.
The scenario uses an exact Commonlib candidate until its release is adopted.
Refs #1331
Check diagnostic disclosure, responsive peer controls, and current-connection
document counters after normal bidirectional synchronisation. Verify that
the native API cleanup callback runs once through normal and failed unload.
Retain the existing Fetch, recovery, data-preservation, and reload checks,
and describe the native scenarios in the E2E guide.
Adopt the published transport, progress, diagnostic, and cleanup APIs
through the exact registry package and lockfile. Note that the content-size
correction prevents new incorrect Metadata; existing records need repair.
Guide users through Diagnostic summary, Diag logging, transfer progress,
symptom checks, and evidence collection from both devices. Link the guide
from the P2P, troubleshooting, reporting, and documentation entry points.
Keep transport compatibility and observation limits explicit.
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