T32: reviewed, ticked

tasks/reviews.md

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 - Round 1, 4364802 and 2a1060c, with release v0.1.2: PASS. The reviewer compared `Cargo.lock` with its parent, where only elyterminal moved to 0.1.2; matched the 112 files of the source the builds came from to the tag byte for byte; downloaded the three files anonymously against their SHA-256s; checked the disk image's notarization and its app's signature, the zip's icon, manifest and imports, and the tarball's glibc 2.35; and ran the downloaded macOS app with herdr 0.9.5: the folder followed herdr's focus, and the window reopened at its kept 923 by 617. CI run 1000 on 4364802 passed on macOS, Ubuntu and Windows before the release was published; Release run 1001 built the notarized disk image.
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+- Round 1, d7dc1af: FAIL. On Windows the search took the herdr nearest under the shell, so a server the client started under itself, or one started beside it, was read as the session's herdr; its arguments named no client, nothing was tried again, and the panel stayed where it was. Fixed in 3b5bf46: the herdr processes at or under the shell are listed, none under another herdr, whose server and panes are its own; when that list changes their arguments are read, nearest first, and a server or a command beside the client is passed by.
+- Round 2, 3b5bf46: PASS. The reviewer ran the committed search and pick against both trees, a nested server, a stale parent loop, an unread process that reads later, a client's start, end and return, and a remote client, eight probes; undid each half of the fix in a copy and saw its regression test fail; and on macOS saw a herdr answer that came 800 ms after the shell's report dropped. CI run 1027 on d7dc1af passed on macOS, Ubuntu and Windows, run 1046 on 3b5bf46 on Ubuntu and Windows, the Windows runner running 120 and then 121 tests; the Linux suite and the real-herdr X11 run passed on both. No real herdr has run on Windows yet.