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Verify Content, Not State

Section titled “Verify Content, Not State”

A clean git status only proves the tree matches HEAD, not that an edit is absent — it may be already committed. When the question is “does this exist?”, read content (grep -F) or provenance (git log --), not state. Detail: docs/verify-content-not-state.md.