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Require bounded normal, failure and recovery journey checks - #1
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What this changes, and why
Recovery can be inferred from an error screen without actually exercising its recovery control. Phase 9 now asks for normal use, one representative failure, and recovery within the selected journey, while reusing evidence and keeping execution limits explicit.
Adds the approved 11-line block to Phase 9 and updates the required plugin/marketplace version fields from 1.8.1 to 1.9.0.
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./check.shexits 0 (names, non-English text, commit messages, refs and authorship checked; case-sensitive and measured-figure lists not configured)python3 .github/verify.pyexits 0./check_test.shpasses: 18 passed, 0 failedgit diff --checkclean; diff limited to the protocol and the two version manifests