A directory can be seeded with a listed set of files, skipping anything already there.
The file-seeding step is built with path checks and a result summary, but nothing observed turns it on.
What's wrong with this entry?
New logic waits for a list of files to seed into a directory, creates each one under a destination whose real path is checked, and then records a summary of what happened. It only creates files: anything already present is skipped and anything escaping the destination path is rejected. Nothing in this build was observed turning it on.
- Polls for the file list, applies mode bits to each created file, and writes a ready record counting files applied, skipped and missing.
- Outcomes are reported as complete, timeout, or bad_manifest when the file list is malformed, each with a matching telemetry event.
tengu_dir_sync_apply_start
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.