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Finish deferred scheduling, bounded peer commands, recovery documentation and regression checks. Assisted-by: ChatGPT (GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Large-file copying needs independent controls and recovery so one interruption does not restart or block the whole batch. This candidate replaces the RC4 drag/drop path with per-file jobs, up to four concurrent sends, checked partial resume, saved receipts, and a persistent recovery journal.
The transfer window lists every file with Pause/Resume, Move to end, Cancel, and Retry. After restart, unfinished work stays paused and a popup offers to review it; nothing resumes automatically. Explorer-window drops target that folder, while other drops open Desktop\MouseWithoutBorders immediately. Receiving drag feedback uses Windows file-type icons and filenames/counts.
Validation: the final Windows workflow passed the Release x64 build, all 81 executed tests (one existing skip; 82 total), and single-EXE/version checks. This includes partial-file recovery, checksum failures, lost save confirmations, four independent receives, per-file Windows controls, deferred scheduling and dotfile regression coverage. Three release-metadata tests also passed. RC5 release notes include the two-PC acceptance checks and limitations. Actual hardware/focus/Explorer behavior has not been verified here.
Use RC5 on both PCs. This intentionally changes the fork drag/drop protocol while retaining input packets, encryption and the legacy clipboard-copy path. Full-speed transfers may still cause Wi-Fi input lag. Recovery retains local JSON receipts and destination partial files; no Windows service or extra distributed executable is introduced.
Stacked on RC4 for review; stable main remains unchanged.
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