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Forks keep the parent's suppressed history

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Sessions

Forking a session with suppressed history keeps that suppression instead of restoring it.

What

When a session's transcript history was suppressed, forking it now records that suppression on the fork with reason "fork_inherit" rather than starting the fork with clean history.

Details
  • a precautionarySuppressionHeld flag is carried across resume and fork so a held suppression is re-applied under the new session id
Evidence

fork_inherit

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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