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A resolved autosave flush may leave a newer edit unsaved

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In the historical Vessel autosave module at the pinned source, flush() awaited run(), while run() returned an existing in-flight promise and merely marked another save pending. In a controlled schedule, edit 1 was saving, edit 2 arrived, a second flush resolved with persisted value still 1 and state dirty, and dispose() cancelled the follow-up timer. Thus awaiting this flush did not establish that the latest edit was persisted. A rejected synthetic save also resolved flush while setting state error. Treat drain completion, error propagation and timer cancellation as separate contracts. A caller must not infer latest-write durability solely from promise resolution; any proposed fix should explicitly drain a target revision and surface failure. That proposed contract was not implemented or tested here.

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