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CRITICAL — `customer activate` is not replay-safe and can rebind activation to different membership evidence\n\n- `gateway/platforms/dualcoach_admin.py:1082-1094` always performs a fresh Bot API preflight and overwrites `--staff-membership-evidence` before calling cutover.\n- The preflight requires exact generation equality at `dualcoach_admin.py:944-954`.\n- Cutover itself explicitly accepts the previous generation after activation at `dualcoach_activation_cutover.py:230-249`, so the two CLI contracts disagree.\n- On retry after successful activation:\n  - Original generation fails before cutover because the bootstrap is now one generation ahead.\n  - Supplying the new generation creates new evidence, but an existing activation binding then conflicts at `dualcoach_activation_cutover.py:392-416`.\n- If the first process crashes after registry activation but before bootstrap activation, retry can overwrite the evidence file and bind a different digest than the evidence which authorized the registry transaction.\n\nThe public operator command therefore cannot reliably reconcile its own partially committed operation. 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HIGH — workflow transitions have no CAS or lock, allowing lost answers and replay evidence\n\n- `submit_answer` reads the mutable workflow, advances the cursor, and writes it without acquiring `NutritionOnboardingStore.locked()`: `nutrition_onboarding.py:189-215`.\n- Replay detection is only a check against the previously read document: `nutrition_onboarding_session.py:47-77`.\n- Two concurrent updates can both read cursor N, both pass duplicate checks, and both write cursor N+1. Last writer wins; the first answer and consumed update disappear.\n- Attestation, owner review, cancellation, and most reconciliation transitions use the same unguarded pattern.\n- The concurrency test at `test_nutrition_onboarding_store.py:89-121` tests only the unrelated publication-generation CAS, not workflow mutations.\n\n### 4. HIGH — `UNCERTAIN` customer publications are terminal with no customer/operator recovery seam\n\n- Any transport exception or missing authoritative message ID marks the publication uncertain: `telegram_nutrition_onboarding_runtime_publication_transport.py:418-431`.\n- Re-publication returns immediately for `UNCERTAIN`: lines `332-350`.\n- Restart receipt recovery can only recover an existing Telegram receipt; a `DISPATCHING` record without one is also converted to uncertain at lines `378-387`.\n- Operator recovery creates replacement generations only for owner-attention states, not collecting/customer cards.\n\nThus a transient timeout where Telegram did not commit can strand onboarding permanently. The test at `test_nutrition_onboarding_store.py:147-173` merely asserts “no retry,” effectively pinning the blocker without asserting an operational resolution path.\n\n### 5. MEDIUM — customer-visible and CLI errors obscure the actionable failure\n\n- After consuming an invite, package-resolution, registry, and registration failures are all reported as “invalid or expired link”: `telegram.py:12018-12036`.\n- This hides a server-side outage after the token has already transitioned to `REGISTERING`.\n- `dualcoach_admin.main` has no domain-error boundary around invite, activation, or membership commands: `dualcoach_admin.py:1049-1206`; malformed operator input produces a traceback rather than concise JSON/stderr.\n- This contrasts with `nutrition_onboarding_cli.py:149-202`, which at least handles missing state cleanly.\n\n### 6. MEDIUM — tests cover components but mock away the composed blockers\n\n- Invite tests stop at `PREPARED`: `test_dualcoach_admin_customer_invite.py:67-97`.\n- TTL tests stop at claim/expiry: `test_telegram_customer_bootstrap_invite_ttl.py:30-83`.\n- Owner callback tests replace publication authority, membership presence, service, finalization, and routing with mocks: `test_telegram_operator_notification_recovery.py:450-527,530-632`.\n- No test found for the real sequence:\n  `invite -> Telegram claim -> disabled registration -> consent -> onboarding -> readiness projection -> membership preflight -> activation cutover -> ACTIVE`.\n- No activation crash/restart test exists despite the implementation exposing reconciliation semantics.\n\n## Representative scenario traces\n\n1. **Clean happy path**\n   - Invite creates `PREPARED`.\n   - Private-DM claim creates `REGISTERING`.\n   - Disabled registry registration advances to `AWAITING_CONSENT`.\n   - Consent publication/reconciliation advances to `AWAITING_ACTIVATION`.\n   - Nutrition answers, reconciliation, owner review, finalization produce readiness artifacts.\n   - Membership preflight and cutover enable the registry and advance bootstrap to `ACTIVE`.\n   - Individual transitions are coherent when every operation succeeds once.\n\n2. **Restart after claim or disabled registration**\n   - Durable bootstrap ledger retains `REGISTERING`/`AWAITING_CONSENT`.\n   - Startup recovery at `telegram.py:5755-5823` revalidates exact disabled registration and republishes consent.\n   - This path is reasonably durable and idempotent.\n\n3. **Restart during finalization/activation**\n   - Finalization crash after projection cannot replay with a new timestamp-derived artifact bundle.\n   - Activation replay through the documented CLI fails generation equality or conflicts after fresh evidence overwrites.\n   - This full scenario does not converge and is release-blocking.\n\n## Five edge cases traced\n\n1. 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