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ddidderr cc805777d8 docs(peer): sync follow-up status
Update FOLLOW_UP_2.md after the follow-up stack landed. The document now marks
the active-operation reconciliation, recovery matrix, rollback tests,
installed-only rescan, scanner gating, serve gating, and TempDir consolidation
as completed.

The remaining open items are intentionally limited to the deferred hygiene
called out by the plan: typed availability, atomic library-index writes, and a
future download.rs split.

Test Plan:
- git diff --check

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# Follow-up Plan #2
State of FOLLOW_UP_PLAN.md after two implementation rounds. Items here are
what's still open, plus notes for follow-up items completed after this file was
created.
## Context for next time
Branch `p2p-codex-muenchhausen` has uncommitted work that completes the bulk of FOLLOW_UP_PLAN.md (52 tests pass via `just test`). Specifically these items in the original plan are **done** and shouldn't be re-opened: #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9, #15, #17, #20, plus parts of #12 (update success, version-ini begin/rollback, multi-eti sorted order, corrupt + mismatched-id intent JSON).
The OperationGuard ordering fix in `handlers.rs` is the structurally most important change: install/update/uninstall now drop the guard _before_ the finish event and `refresh_local_game`, so peers see settled state in the next announcement instead of waiting for a scan tick. Tests `*_refreshes_settled_state_after_guard_release` pin this.
## Completed after this file was created
- Tauri-side `active_operations` reconciliation: `PeerEvent::LocalGamesUpdated`
now carries an authoritative active-operation snapshot, the Tauri bridge
replaces its UI operation map from that snapshot, and the React game-list
merge uses the snapshot to clear stale download/install/update/uninstall
spinners even when a begin/finish/fail event was missed.
- Install-recovery matrix: `recovery_covers_install_matrix_rows` now covers the
ten named Installing / Updating / Uninstalling rows from PLAN.md, including
markerless reserved directories while an intent proves ownership.
- Update rollback on commit-rename failure:
`update_commit_rename_failure_restores_previous_local` forces a post-extract
commit conflict without production hooks and verifies backup restore.
- Uninstall delete-failure restore:
`uninstall_delete_failure_restores_backup` covers the rollback path on Unix,
where directory permissions can force recursive delete failure without hooks.
- Installed-only → Ready rescan:
`rescan_promotes_installed_only_game_to_ready_when_sentinel_appears` pins the
cached-index transition after a user adds `version.ini` to a local-only root.
- Scanner gating dispatch: local monitor tests now cover active-operation event
drops, burst collapse, fallback sideload pickup, and non-catalog roots leaving
no library entry or delta.
- Serve gating dispatch: stream tests now cover `GetGame` response gates and
the shared full-file/chunk transfer gate for non-catalog, active-operation,
missing-sentinel, and local-path cases.
- TempDir test helper: peer tests now share `test_support::TempDir` instead of
carrying per-module copies.
## Still open
### Code hygiene
#### 9. `availability` field is `String`, not a typed enum
`lanspread-db::Game::availability: String` with `AVAILABILITY_*` consts works but allows invalid values. `remote_peer::summary_from_game` already has a defensive fallback for unknown strings. A typed enum + serde would be tighter, but is a wire-format change — coordinate if/when other peers are upgraded.
#### 10. `save_library_index` non-atomic
`local_games.rs:141-148` writes without temp+rename. Corrupt index → next scan rebuilds, so blast radius is small. Match the intent-log atomic pattern if touching that module.
#### 11. Split `download.rs` (1162 lines, growing)
Mixes chunk planning, retry orchestration, version-sentinel transaction, in-memory buffer, and the main loop. Future split into `download/{transaction,chunks,orchestrator}.rs`. Pure cosmetic.