Consolidate ROSS automation workflows - #80
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What changed
Consolidate the ROSS automation graph while preserving the existing fail-closed gates:
The enabled external Repair ROSS Failures automation was updated transition-safely: it keeps current behavior until the new repository handlers exist on the default branch, then defers ordinary Baseline and agent-PR reconciliation work to the repository-owned handlers. The Mike bridge remains enabled temporarily for orphan/stalled queue recovery.
Why
The previous design started two five-minute pollers (the dominant source of Actions noise) and split ownership across duplicate wrappers and handlers. This keeps the safeguards and one-click operations while reducing nominal scheduled starts from roughly 579/day to about 27/day.
Validation
npm test: passed all repository, backend, legal-source, security, and Baseline stages.npm run check: passed toolchain, tests, high-severity dependency audit, backend build, and deterministic generation; the frontend build stopped only because this environment received HTTP 502 responses while fetching Google Fonts fromfonts.gstatic.com.This is intentionally a draft because it changes workflow permissions, triggers, and automation ownership.