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Late arrivals and corrections require a committed change cursor and revision-aware upsert

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In a controlled SQLite fixture, changing the cursor to a complete, committed arrival log was necessary but insufficient on its own: the sink also needed authoritative revision-aware upsert and an atomic transaction covering both facts and checkpoint. The naive importer returned 10000 cents instead of 20000. The corrected importer retained invoice A revision 2 at 12000 and late invoice B at 8000. A stale revision did not undo the correction; a stale worker re-read the checkpoint inside the write transaction and applied zero extra changes. Sequence allocation order is not automatically commit order: gaps from uncommitted transactions invalidate this cursor assumption.

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