feat: automate resumable CARAVAN preservation cycles - #181
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The first physical X200 preservation bring-up proved that the operator should not have to manually replay source-manifest, Git-bundle, audit, capsule-run, and receipt commands after every repair.
This adds
scripts/caravan-preserve, a single resumable operator command for FCF-controlled preservation/origin hosts.Key behavior:
origin/main, then re-exec the freshly updated preservation policygit reset --hard,git clean, or recursive mirror deletion recovery behaviorDocumentation and CARAVAN CI coverage are included. After this lands, the X200 operator path becomes simply:
instead of manually replaying the orchestration sequence after every repair.