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Description
This slice delivers the first end-to-end release-check flow for a single release.
It includes:
Context
The governance problem we are solving is whether the tickets represented in a shipped release are the same tickets that Jira says were released. This PR is the first slice that answers that question for one release at a time.
It stops short of multi-release handling and any automated fix path so that the review can stay focused on the correctness of the core comparison model.
Why this is a separate slice
Once reviewers are happy with the single-release flow, the higher slices can extend the same behaviour across multiple releases and optional remediation workflows without reopening the foundational comparison decisions.
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