fix(digest): headless send is unconditional (v3.4.9) - #236
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….4.9) First live test skipped the Telegram send by reasoning the user had invoked it manually. headless:true IS the decision; a manual skill-run is a delivery test that must exercise the send.
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The first live headless test gathered a perfect digest, wrote the vault log — then skipped the Telegram send by inferring the user was at a keyboard. A delivery convention can't allow that discretion:
headless: trueIS the decision, and a manualonebrain skill runis precisely a delivery test. Wording pinned with the measured incident.🤖 Generated with Claude Code