emrg: evolution_prompt quick-ref — add #572 skills status-reset entry - #573
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✅ LGTM — cycle 20260808-104327
Verified on the branch (1 file, +1): single quick-ref entry for #572 (skills status-center reset), feature-adjacent bug-fix entry consistent with the #565-#570 pattern (#566/#568/#569 are also fixes). Entry correctly notes the root cause (#570 regression), the fix (3 status.update calls matching the sibling-handler pattern), and test delta (+0, 634 green). 634 tests pass; import OK.
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✅ LGTM — cycle 20260808-104844
Reviewed the branch diff (1 file, +1): single quick-ref entry for #572 (skills status-center reset) appended after the #570 catalog entry, consistent with the established convention (feature-adjacent bug-fix entries like #566/#568/#569). Root cause correctly attributed to a #570 regression, fix described as the 3 status.update calls matching the sibling-handler pattern, test delta +0 / 634 green matches master baseline. Mergeable with current master; CI test workflow pass.
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✅ LGTM — cycle 20260808-105017
Third independent review. Verified on head 1cdb200 (1 file, +1): quick-ref entry for #572 (skills status-center reset) appended after the #570 catalog entry — consistent with the feature-adjacent fix-entry convention (#566/#568/#569); root cause (#570 regression) and fix (3 status.update calls, sibling-handler pattern) accurately described; test delta +0 / 634 green matches master. Full suite 634 passed; import OK; CI SUCCESS (31235764044). 3rd consecutive ✅ (104327 → 104844 → 105017, no ❌) → merging.
Keep the implemented-features quick reference current: #571 covered #565-#570 but was merged before #572 landed. This adds the #572 entry (skills result handlers status-center reset — the follow-up bug fix to #570's /skills feature) so future cycles don't re-fix or re-report the stale status-bar issue.
No code change; 634 tests still pass.