ranade-oss closes the gap in automated agent merges

ranade-oss has added a recurring safety check for open, trusted automated pull requests, including approved upstream synchronisation work. It runs every five minutes and can also be started manually.

Before merging anything, it confirms that the precise current version has passed the required baseline checks, then looks again for draft status, requested changes, unresolved review conversations and GitHub's own mergeability assessment. If a change is blocked, it stays open for a later review rather than being forced through. Stale versions, higher-risk drafts and changes without a passing baseline remain out of scope.