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Did the auth work land, and what did we decide on SOC2?Did the auth land?

PR #482 (oauth token rotation) merged Tuesday, so revoked tokens now fail closed. On SOC2, the team took the 6-week path recorded in DR-31, staging first.

PR #482 · oauthDR-31 · SOC2

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