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Settle sibling storage operations before propagating failures - #1
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Signed-off-by: Robert Washbourne <rawashbourne@gmail.com>
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Settle all sibling PUT and CLEAR operations before propagating the first storage failure.
This prevents late sibling work from escaping the failed batch and preserves the original error.
Proof: combined release tree 93935885 (PRs 3/4 + exact PR1 + corrected PR2) passes 15 source-service and 15 installed-wheel controls, all 3 hooks, and the complete installed suite: 606 passed, 11 existing optional-backend skips, zero failures/errors (job 142562, 0:0). All 113 source blobs and 45 wheel files match. Native source proof only; image and joint trainer-restore qualification remain.