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Fix Windows rewrite recovery persistence and release alpha.33 - #233
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Knit-Group: kg_20260930_fd8148 Knit-Bundle: portable-bundle-rewrite-state
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Fix Windows bundle squash/rebase failing with
Access is deniedwhen saving recovery state. Flush the recovery file through a writable handle, as required by Windows, while preserving file and directory durability checks. Prepare corrective release 0.1.0-alpha.33.The existing rewrite unit and integration tests cover state persistence, conflict continuation, abort restoration, and fork rebases. Windows CI must pass before landing this correction.
Local validation: 17 rewrite unit tests and 43 focused integration tests pass, with the injected Git hook disabled. Formatting and clippy with warnings denied pass.