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fix(fork-features): mark remove-hashline as dropped in manifest #20930
The remove-hashline entry in .fork-features/manifest.json has "status": "active" but the feature was fully removed in issue #360. This is misleading — "active" implies the code exists, but all 8 hashline files were deleted (1,921 lines removed). Status must be changed to "dropped" with a reason recorded.
Background
Hashline was a fork-only experiment (Feb 19 – Mar 15 2026): content-addressed line editing via xxHash32
Removed due to zero agent adoption and test failures
Upstream (anomalyco/opencode) never had hashline — no re-introduction risk
The absorptionSignals in the entry are inert (upstream will never match them)
Historical record of the deletion should be preserved as "dropped" (not deleted from manifest)
Quality Gates (Non-Negotiable)
Local Verification: bun run typecheck and bun test pass locally before completion
Acceptance Criteria
remove-hashline entry has "status": "dropped"
"droppedReason" field added explaining when and why it was removed
No other manifest entries modified
bun test .fork-features/verify.ts passes (verifier skips dropped entries)
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randomm commentedon Apr 3, 2026
Created in wrong repo by mistake. Correct issue: randomm#372
github-actions commentedon Apr 3, 2026
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