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delete-smoke

Delete stale forge-mirror-smoke.md marker doc

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Summary

Branch delete-smoke removes the stale docs/forge-mirror-smoke.md marker document from the repository. This file previously served as a lightweight sentinel used to validate hosted GitHub mirror latency after deployments. Its removal indicates the forge-mirror smoke-test workflow it supported is no longer needed or has been superseded by another mechanism.

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Delete the stale forge-mirror-smoke marker document

Intent: Remove `docs/forge-mirror-smoke.md`, a short marker file whose only purpose was to validate post-deploy forge mirror sync latency. The file is no longer needed and its continued presence adds unnecessary clutter to the docs directory.

Affected files: docs/forge-mirror-smoke.md

Evidence 
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-summary: Mirror smoke branch marker used to validate hosted GitHub mirror latency.
-read_when:
-  - validating post-deploy forge mirror behavior
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-Mirror smoke validation: deployed runtime should request and run mirror sync promptly after a forge merge.

The entire file docs/forge-mirror-smoke.md is deleted in this branch. The file contained:

  1. YAML front-matter with a summary field ("Mirror smoke branch marker used to validate hosted GitHub mirror latency") and a read_when hint scoping it to post-deploy forge mirror validation.
  2. A single body sentence describing the expected behavior: the deployed runtime should request and run a mirror sync promptly after a forge merge.

Because the file was purely a smoke-test artifact — not referenced by application code or build tooling — its removal is safe and has no functional side-effects. If any CI or deployment script previously checked for the existence of this file, those references should already have been cleaned up or will need a follow-up change.

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