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chore: untrack the plan-review scratch note - #14

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Removes plans/plan_review_20260718.txt from version control. It stays on disk,
untracked, exactly as it was before.

Why

The file was committed by accident in #13. That commit staged with git add -A,
which picked up a working note that had been left untracked on purpose since July.
It is a personal scratch note, not repository content: it is not a plan under the
plans/{completed,history} naming convention, and it is not English.

Nothing else in #13 is affected — the errcheck cleanup is unchanged and stays.

Note on recovery

Removing the file from HEAD does not erase it from history; it remains reachable
in the #13 merge commit. That is acceptable here since the content is only working
notes, but if it should not be in the history at all, that needs a history rewrite
of main and is a separate, deliberate decision.

Optional follow-up, not included

A .gitignore entry such as plans/plan_review_*.txt would stop this class of file
from being staged again. Left out because it is a repository-convention decision,
not part of undoing the mistake.

plans/plan_review_20260718.txt was added to the tree by mistake in #13:
that commit staged with `git add -A`, which swept up a working note that
had deliberately sat untracked. It is neither a plan under the
plans/{completed,history} convention nor English-language repository
content.

Remove it from version control. The file stays on disk, untracked, as it
was before.
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prorochestvo merged commit b2ad7a0 into main Aug 13, 2026
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