Chapter 4 — When /rewind eats your code

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4.1 What actually happens

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4.2 What /rewind cannot touch — your recovery map

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4.3 If it already happened — the recovery order

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1. Check git first

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2. Check your checkpoint hook

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3. Check what was never tracked

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The honest truth

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4.4 Prevention — and why no hook can confirm the menu

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There is a second lever, and it is not a hook

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4.5 The one-paragraph version

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