tangos/recovered: matched functions (20260722-1013-bcfd)#667
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✅ PR link validation — Passed5 changed src file(s) compile to the ROM byte-for-byte with correct relocations Per-file link-check detailAll 5 changed file(s) compile to the ROM byte-for-byte with correct relocation targets.
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Closing as already-landed. All five functions in this recovery PR (func_ov002_020aefb8, func_ov006_020cc8c8, func_ov007_020b2bd4, func_ov062_02119af0, func_ov063_021162c8) match main byte-for-byte — they landed moments ago via #663-666. Nothing net-new here. |
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Automated per-agent PR from tangOS Console - matched functions from recovered this session. CI validation + your review gate the merge.
Pushed from tangOS Console v3.3.6 (each push re-stamps the commit message with the build that made it).