docs(campaign): define broker redelivery evidence
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@@ -118,9 +118,21 @@ The runner also terminates a dedicated OS process executing the registered
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Campaign send task after complete DATA, then invokes the task in a fresh
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process. The unfinished durable attempt must become `outcome_unknown` and the
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endpoint must observe no second connection or DATA transaction. This covers
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the worker task/process boundary. It does not cover Redis/Celery delivery,
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acknowledgement, broker redelivery, or daemon supervision; repeat the drill in
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that infrastructure before approving a production worker deployment.
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the worker task/process boundary but not a broker or daemon.
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Run `dev/mail-testbed/run_celery_redelivery_acceptance.py` for the maintained
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Redis/Celery delivery and broker redelivery boundary. It starts an isolated
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Redis Compose service and real Celery workers, kills the first solo worker after complete DATA while the
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late-ack task is unacknowledged, and requires the same task identity to reach a
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replacement worker after Redis visibility recovery. Passing evidence also
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requires durable `outcome_unknown`, an empty broker queue/unacked set, and
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exactly one SMTP connection and DATA transaction. Raw worker logs and task,
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database, endpoint, and credential identifiers are never retained.
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That second runner proves local runner-supervised process replacement, not the
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production process manager. Repeat the worker-loss drill under the selected
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systemd, container, Kubernetes, or other production supervisor and the target
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Redis/SMTP infrastructure before deployment approval.
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