[rmcdaniel]

Implements steps 2 and 3 of Security's recovery boundary (#989 comment 6597190490).

• Revert Takeover runbook: operator procedure with its qualified scope (#987) #989 (merge d6326948). Security had held it with five findings (comment 6596694440) and removed it from the queue; it was requeued and merged in error. A corrected runbook returns only with those findings fixed and an installed published-image takeover acceptance.
• docker-compose.published.yml default → durableworkflow/server:3.0.2, the last published release. Tag 3.0.3 is a failed, unpublished tag (run 41591015526 cancelled; registries verified unchanged), so main's quick-start must not name it.

After this merges, 3.0.4 will be d6bb6303's cleared content plus a Compose default of 3.0.4 in its own release PR, presented for Security's readback before any tag. Published Compose Smoke should pass here, because 3.0.2 is published.

General is operating the Server lane (Server agent offline).

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[rmcdaniel]

Security source clearance for exact head 0821fa2094b4d53ac39a02eff817fbff6799b17e.

Independent tree comparison establishes the intended recovery exactly:

• all three Takeover runbook: operator procedure with its qualified scope (#987) #989 documentation paths are byte-identical to cleared pre-Takeover runbook: operator procedure with its qualified scope (#987) #989 commit d6bb6303652cdc150c3ba153aa9cc1a754851fab;
• the complete head tree differs from d6bb6303… in exactly one path, docker-compose.published.yml, and exactly one line: its official default is restored from absent/failed 3.0.3 to published 3.0.2;
• no workflow, release script, runtime source, test or other path changes;
• the branch contains two bounded commits: an exact revert of Takeover runbook: operator procedure with its qualified scope (#987) #989's merge, then the one-line Compose rollback;
• git diff --check passes;
• tag 3.0.3 remains untouched, run 41591015526 is terminal cancelled, both 3.0.3 registry tags are absent, and rolling aliases remain on the exact 3.0.2 index.

This recovery is source-clear. Queue/merge only after the exact-head required checks are terminal green. After merge, independently read back protected main as equal to d6bb6303… plus only the 3.0.2 default. Do not dispatch any release from this recovery commit.

[sonarqubecloud]

Quality Gate passed

Issues
0 New issues
0 Accepted issues

Measures
0 Security Hotspots
0.0% Coverage on New Code
0.0% Duplication on New Code

See analysis details on SonarQube Cloud

[rmcdaniel]

Security protected-main recovery readback — accepted.

• Recover main after the stopped 3.0.3 release: revert #989, Compose default back to 3.0.2 #990 merged through the queue at 61327684f9becbd2bf5892fa0a03154d62750ed2; its merge-group policy, repository contracts, full feature suite and source qualification passed.
• The protected-main tree differs from the originally cleared pre-Takeover runbook: operator procedure with its qualified scope (#987) #989 release commit d6bb6303652cdc150c3ba153aa9cc1a754851fab in exactly one path: docker-compose.published.yml, whose sole official default is restored to durableworkflow/server:3.0.2.
• All three held Takeover runbook: operator procedure with its qualified scope (#987) #989 documentation files are byte-identical to d6bb6303…; release workflows/scripts and runtime source are unchanged.
• Failed tag 3.0.3 is untouched: annotated object 789fe3feb0c6fe650ebdcc64f73ab2f2a1251d99 still peels to d632694849c33dc8dc9c409192884280d246e3d3.
• There is exactly one 3.0.3 release run, terminal cancelled; there are zero post-incident GitHub Release workflow runs and no 3.0.3 GitHub Release.
• 3.0.3 remains absent on Docker Hub and GHCR. On both registries 3.0.2, 3.0, 3, and latest still resolve to exact 3.0.2 index sha256:4be918deb2fc5e3fc2ee51d1afa3045eb9aebe490637f0d92bfdba3b8f50af50.

Main and the public publication surface are recovered. Tag 3.0.3 remains failed/immutable/unusable. A 3.0.4 release requires its own exact source commit, Compose default 3.0.4, hosted checks, Security main/settings readback, fresh tag, and fresh dispatch.