Enum LoopOutcome

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pub enum LoopOutcome {
    Landed {
        oid: String,
        events: Vec<PolicyEvent>,
        worktree_records: Vec<AddedPath>,
        added_paths: Vec<AddedPath>,
    },
    Failed {
        events: Vec<PolicyEvent>,
        exit_code: i32,
    },
}

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What: How the loop ended. Why: A landed commit continues to post-landing completion; a failure carries the complete events and the status.

In TS you’d write (pseudocode):

type LandingLoopOutcome = { kind: 'landed'; oid; events; worktreeRecords; addedPaths } | { kind: 'failed'; result };

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Landed

The commit landed.

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§oid: String

The landed commit.

§events: Vec<PolicyEvent>

The events to append after the settled preparation pass.

§worktree_records: Vec<AddedPath>

The worktree completions for the landed commit.

§added_paths: Vec<AddedPath>

The policy-added paths of the landed commit.

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Failed

Nothing landed.

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§events: Vec<PolicyEvent>

The complete blocking events.

§exit_code: i32

The exit status.

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impl UnwindSafe for LoopOutcome

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