fix(prepare-handoff): state that a retired handoff is recoverable - #563
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prepare-handoff 2.0.0 -> 2.0.1. 2.0.0 said recovery after `rm` was unconfirmed and told the agent not to promise it, because the only evidence then was the file passing through the mount's local .Trash/, which Drive cleared minutes later. It is now confirmed: the handoff retired with `rm` on 2026-09-22 was in the Drive web trash two hours later. The step now says a retired handoff is recoverable from the web trash for Drive's 30 days, and that an empty local .Trash/ does not mean the file is gone.
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prepare-handoff 2.0.0 told the agent not to call a retired handoff recoverable, because all I had seen was the deleted file pass through the mount's local
.Trash/, which Drive emptied minutes later. That's now confirmed: the handoff retired withrmon 2026-09-22 was in the Drive web trash two hours later.The retire step now says a retired handoff can be recovered from the web trash within Drive's 30 days, and that an empty local
.Trash/doesn't mean the file is gone. Follows #561 and closes out the open question from the correction on #556.