docs: define durable fix branch workflow
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# Access, Navigation, Icon, and Intern Picker Fix Plan
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## Scope
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Record the durable workflow for the targeted fixes in this plan. This plan does
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not change product behavior, dependencies, schemas, or the five persistent
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feature-branch ownership areas.
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## Implementation steps
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1. Prove RED: the contributor guides lack the realizable repair-branch name.
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2. Add one branch rule everywhere contributors, coordinators, and requirement
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reviewers rely on it: `work/fix/<feature>/<what-fix>` from verified `main`.
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3. State why `work/<feature>/fix/<what-fix>` is invalid while its persistent
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`work/<feature>` ref exists.
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4. Regenerate the local SRS after amending the existing operational requirement;
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do not add a requirement ID or a use case.
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5. Prove GREEN with exact searches, requirement/use-case counts, local-link
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resolution, and whitespace validation. Commit the tracked guidance locally;
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do not push or merge.
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## Exit criteria
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- The tracked guides, design record, implementation plan, and evidence record
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agree on the same repair-branch spelling.
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- The local authoritative, explained, simple, and generated SRS catalogues keep
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exactly 260 unique requirement IDs and the SRS keeps 14 use cases.
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- The forbidden nested form is documented only as forbidden, not as a usable
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branch name.
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