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TEST ONLY: PMCP transfer rehearsal — do not merge - #10
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Bounded, reversible PMCP CI rehearsal in the explicitly selected sandbox. Dedicated test branches only; main stays untouched. Nonpublishing artifact transfer using public PMCP source b296485f731083f9267d8c0705ef9ce2649c6839. Real pull_request event; no dispatch/tag claim. Exact wheel and sdist behavior plus same-run immutable artifact ID transfer; unchanged production verifier must refuse event/purpose. No PyPI action, OIDC, release environment, production registry or secrets inheritance. Close without merging after evidence capture. No PMCP review-route or landing approval is inferred.
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