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fix: streamline cleanup and port workflows - #148

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fix: streamline cleanup and port workflows#148
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Summary

  • split Cleanup into Quick cleanup, Move and recover space, and Advanced tools task views
  • add guided cleanup and Recycle Bin flows that create backend plans and enter confirmation without exposing token mechanics as a separate step
  • make safe user-process port release a single guided action that creates the plan, confirms, executes, and rescans
  • hide execution controls until their plans exist and focus every cleanup result after completion
  • keep protected/system/service-owned port boundaries and backend token enforcement unchanged

Verification

  • cargo test --all-targets (230 passed)
  • cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings
  • npm run build
  • npm run acceptance:frontend (287 selectors)
  • npm run acceptance:visual -- --update-baseline (31/31)
  • python scripts/run_feature_acceptance.py --mode static (68 passed, 0 failed, 1 manual)
  • python scripts/run_feature_acceptance.py --mode frontend (2 passed)
  • python scripts/check_repo_hygiene.py

Safety

The streamlined controls do not bypass the Rust safety contract. Port termination, cleanup, archive, and permanent Recycle Bin operations still use backend-bound plans, confirmation tokens, owner/snapshot revalidation, single-use execution, and post-operation verification.

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weidonglang merged commit 8bbf29c into main Aug 1, 2026
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weidonglang deleted the codex/v1.9.4-cleanup-quick-actions branch August 1, 2026 12:37
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