docs(ledger): record the prlanded verification for PR #2210

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Summary

• Records the prlanded verification for PR fix(design-system): resolve the full-frontend design review findings #2210, which merged at 11:07:02Z. One generated immutable review record; no source, config, or behaviour change.

PR #2210 merged via merge commit ca7b187 using merge method merge, not squash — so history is preserved and the branch tip is a true ancestor of main. Verified by content rather than ancestry, as the prlanded contract requires:

• git diff --stat ca7b187 3dde98d — empty. Every line landed.
• All 11 of 11 commits reachable from origin/main. No orphaned late commit from the auto-merge race.
• Remote branch auto-deleted by GitHub on merge.

The 24-file delta between ca7b187 and current main is the four PRs that landed afterwards, not missing work — which is exactly why the contract specifies a two-dot comparison against the merge commit rather than three-dot against main.

Why this is a separate PR. PR #2210 is merged and its branch was deleted, so per AGENTS.md a merged PR cannot carry follow-up commits. This branch was restarted from current main (d737c96) rather than stacked on merged history.

I'd normally let a review record ride its owning product PR instead of taking a branch of its own — that is the standing bundling guidance, and a ledger-only tip is explicitly discouraged. That option closed when #2210 merged before the record existed, since the record can only be written after the merge it verifies. Flagging the trade-off rather than pretending it isn't one: if you'd prefer this not to exist as its own PR, close it and the record can be dropped or folded into the next change instead.

Verification

• npm run verify:pr-local — exit 0, no failures. Correctly routed to the light documentation scope: Skipping build: no build-affecting source, config, package, or container changes detected.
• npm run check:branch-review-ledger — Branch review ledger guard passed: 880 live table records + 1206 archived + 426 immutable … no conflict markers, mojibake, heading records, or duplicates.
• npm run check:ledger-write-discipline — Ledger write discipline passed for d737c9685e6e..HEAD.
• npm run ledger:lookup -- claude/frontend-design-6sl1ft --scope "prlanded" reported NOT REVIEWED at this HEAD and scope before the append, so this is not a duplicate record.
• UI verification not run: no UI, routing, styling, or browser behaviour changed — this adds one Markdown file.
• npm run verify:release not run — not a release confidence claim.

Risk and rollout

• Risk: None. A single generated, immutable, append-only Markdown record under docs/branch-review-records/. No source, schema, config, dependency, or runtime surface is touched.
• Rollback: git revert of the one commit, or simply delete the record file.
• Provider or production effects: None.
• RAG impact: none.

Notes

• The record's --head is the merge commitca7b187ae74991d3135437c79c8cc41e8db1e567, not the branch tip 3dde98d. The prlanded contract asks for the merged commit's full 40-character SHA; for a merge-method merge that is the merge commit. Worth knowing for future lookups, since resolving the branch name now finds nothing — the remote branch is gone.
• Final CI state on fix(design-system): resolve the full-frontend design review findings #2210 before merge: Production UI (1)(2)(3), Production UI critical, Advisory UI, Unit coverage, Build, Static PR checks, Safety and config, Ingestion SAST all green. The Lighthouse budget red seen on earlier heads was confirmed as the documented bistable mobile-/ CLS flake (0.016 or 0.223, CI-only, captured on main in 8607102), not a regression from that diff — it passed on the final run.

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