Authorize retained 1.7.9 release repair with public qualification waiver - #247
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The retained v1.7.9 build passed its automated release validations, but publication stopped because the signed full-product qualification receipt was absent. Following the owner's October 1 approval, this change adds an explicit, default-false repair exception bound only to
v1.7.9atc6871b9bf506eec6cebe96beee1ac252429a7b99.The exception reuses the retained wheel, source archive and public evidence. It requires protected environment review, exact artifact checks, public waiver disclosure before PyPI publication, and complete PyPI file identity verification. Combined flags, other versions and changed tag commits are rejected. Ordinary publication still requires signed qualification; mandatory full-product acceptance gates remain unverified.
Validation: 65 focused release tests passed (62 Linux Bash cases skipped on Windows); 112 guard cases passed separately with real Git Bash and a credential-free GitHub stub; repository Ruff and diff checks passed. Independent integration review found no defects. Fresh PR CI is required before merge.