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chore(ci): finish the catomean -> bitbaum rename in auto-merge-sweep - #231

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PR #227 moved the deploy workflow to the bitbaum org but left two incident notes in scripts/ci/auto-merge-sweep.sh pointing at catomean/ repo paths that no longer resolve.

Those comments are the only record of why the sweep skips red bases and merges oldest-first, so a dead path there costs a future reader the receipt.

Found because local main had diverged — it carried this half of the rename in a commit whose deploy.yml half shipped as #227. Local checkout is now reset to origin/main.

Comments only; no behavior change. npm run verify green: tsc clean, lint 0 errors / 161 warnings, 43/43 tests, build ok.

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PR #227 moved the deploy workflow to the bitbaum org but left two incident
notes in auto-merge-sweep.sh pointing at catomean/ repo paths that no longer
resolve. The comments are the only record of why the sweep skips red bases and
merges oldest-first, so a dead path there costs a future reader the receipt.

Found because local main had diverged: it carried this half of the rename in a
commit whose deploy.yml half shipped as #227.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TDhA9vfTasuixhGQ2NVmcE
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