Fix Go recovery, gate routing, evidence, and handoff defects - #1123
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What
Repair 13 audited Go CLI defects across doctor recovery, gate routing, evidence ingestion, and session handoffs. Doctor preserves recoverable snapshots and reports unresolved findings; gates retain exact changed-file scope and advisory semantics; malformed evidence fails closed; handoffs report observed Git state and chronological recency.
Why
These failures could overwrite recovery data, skip required checks, admit malformed evidence, or restore stale context. Each defect has a regression witness. Existing skill contracts remain unchanged for this bounded workflow evaluation.
How I tested
84029ee533be0a73ac6c882eb9cf7369d52a0055, including independent critical race regressions; no findings or unchecked acceptance.Checklist