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chore: record missing reproduction data for Oracle Linux crash (#760) - #842

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Problem

See #760 for the original report.

Changes

Records that the report lacks the exact package/build, backtrace, and deterministic reproducer needed to diagnose the Ctrl-D crash.

Resolution status

There is no code change or regression test. This PR does not fix #760 and should remain investigation-only until more evidence is available.

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Reviewed against current master. Run the repository-required formatting and unit-test commands after any follow-up code changes.

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 79.26%. Comparing base (db4f6f6) to head (e8f74d2).

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@MisterTea MisterTea changed the title Issue: issue-760 chore: record missing reproduction data for Oracle Linux crash (#760) Sep 20, 2026
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Closing this placeholder-only PR: it contains no fix and the report lacks the package provenance/backtrace needed to identify the Ctrl-D crash. The issue should remain the source of truth until a current-version reproduction is available.

@MisterTea MisterTea closed this Sep 20, 2026
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Coredump on pressing ctrl-d on oracle linux 8 ARM

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