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Expose era-pinned historical L1 pages and coherent history metadata for application projections. Record preserved-prefix cuts atomically with recovery and expose generation compatibility through HTTP and the Rust SDK. Cover projection restore, historical replay, missed recoveries, and subscription races. Document manual recovery readiness and separate downstream adoption from API merge criteria.
GCdePaula
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Expose era-pinned historical L1 pages and coherent history metadata for application projections. Record preserved-prefix cuts atomically with recovery and expose generation compatibility through HTTP and the Rust SDK.
Cover projection restore, historical replay, missed recoveries, and subscription races. Document manual recovery readiness and separate downstream adoption from API merge criteria.