duncanmcqueen repairs a costly upstream sync
A major sync brought new upstream work into the fork, then required seven fixes to restore the fork's own legal-product features.
The repair pass brought back capabilities that the merge had silently displaced:
- Legal monitoring, playbooks, prompt libraries, patent workflows and support features regained their test coverage.
- Local sign-in and data storage were restored for the fork's end-to-end checks.
- Chat users again get playbook and prompt-library pickers, alongside the new workflow option.
- Tabular reviews can again start without a predefined template.
- Workspace, integration and model controls, including Gmail, returned to settings.
- Dark-mode preferences are again retained.
The interesting story is maintenance discipline, not a new product launch: this fork is taking upstream improvements while preserving a broader operational layer of its own.
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