docs(registrar): record closed-workplan recovery
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converge without manual intervention. Re-register by hand only what blocks work
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before then.
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**Scoped recovery (2026-08-22):** a request from `rail-kubernetes` exposed two
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registrar wrapper defects. The missing scan incorrectly excluded a newly
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finished workplan, producing a false `noop`; after that was fixed, unrelated
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C-03 assessment failures produced a false `failed` even though the requested
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projection was complete. Commits `69adfff` and `c90f701` now distinguish a new
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closed parent from frozen child-only gaps and verify the exact requested UUIDs
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before accepting assessment exit 1.
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The production central hub now contains deterministic `RAIL-K8S-WP-0003` and
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both done tasks, and the file writeback is pushed in `rail-kubernetes` commit
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`29305d4`. A read-only repeat has no C-06/C-11 finding for that workplan. Its
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two older workplans still carry production-absent random UUIDs and remain T04
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work; T02 therefore stays `wait`. Evidence:
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`docs/evidence/RMGR-WP-0005-rail-kubernetes-registrar-2026-08-22.md`.
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## Derive identifiers deterministically
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```task
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