Here it is.
Nine pages. Built to be printed and worked through, one check at a time. The download should have started on its own. If it didn’t, that button does it.
Run it on a branch. Nothing in the checklist sends anything anywhere, and check 1 asks you to break three functions on purpose, so give yourself something to revert to.
Ninety minutes is what it takes. Don’t try to do it in the last hour of a Friday.
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