series-routine.md: invoke the wrapper as cmd //c, since Git Bash rewrites a lone /c - #115
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…ites a lone /c The first supervised routine run on the producer box (2026-09-17) pulled all eleven symbols and wrote every raw file verbatim, then failed at step 4: Git Bash, which the routine's Bash tool is, rewrote the lone /c into a Windows path before cmd saw it, and cmd reported "'ode' is not recognized". The doubled slash is the standard MSYS escape and passes through untouched. Step 4, the allow rule and a note explaining the slash are updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The first supervised routine run on the producer box (2026-09-17) pulled all eleven symbols and wrote every raw file verbatim, then failed at step 4: the routine's Bash tool is Git Bash, which rewrote the lone
/cinto a Windows path beforecmdsaw it ('ode' is not recognized). The doubled slash is the standard MSYS escape. Step 4, the allow rule and a note explaining the slash are updated; the box's live copies were patched the same way.🤖 Generated with Claude Code