I read this as completing Task 7 hardening in the existing dirty worktree - I’ll reproduce both blockers, make only scoped fixes and restart/fault tests, then produce a fully verified candidate receipt.


I read this as moving from reproduction into implementation - the real callback failure is confirmed (`['draft']`), and I’m now using the independent verifier’s temporary standard-mode config to eliminate the 23 scoped errors before adding the missing hard-restart matrix.


I read this as entering final verification - the callback regression and five restart/fault regressions pass, Ruff is clean, and the verifier-compatible type run now has zero Task 7 scoped diagnostics (down from 23) with no new whole-file errors.


I read this as a concurrent-edit collision on the same Task 7 files - another active writer changed `telegram.py` during verification and temporarily left invalid indentation, so I’m pausing edits long enough to let that write complete, then I’ll reconcile only the final bytes rather than overwrite in-flight work.


type: cancelled

previous_status: running

reason: Serialize Task 7 ownership; overlapping writer caused candidate drift and syntax collisions.