docs: record the branches that existed only on one machine - #90
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A sweep on 2026-09-02 found work in this repository and its siblings that was never pushed, and in one case files that were not in git at all: the MoE-PGO benchmark was untracked, on no branch and in no stash, so a single 'git clean' would have destroyed 598 lines. Everything found is now on the remote. This records what and where, so the sweep does not have to happen twice, and so an abandoned branch gets deleted deliberately rather than rediscovered.
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A sweep on 2026-09-02 found work in this repository and its siblings that was
never pushed, and in one case files that were not in git at all: the MoE-PGO
benchmark was untracked, on no branch and in no stash, so a single
git cleanwould have destroyed 598 lines.
Everything found is now on the remote. This adds
RECOVERED-BRANCHES.mdrecording what and where, so the sweep does not have to happen twice, and so an
abandoned branch gets deleted deliberately rather than rediscovered.
Related recovery PRs: wt-benchmarks#7, wt-benchmarks#8, WorkTablesIndex#15.