docs(desktop): update Status Tracker rows post-dry-run#649
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Three IN PROGRESS rows in the original 2026-04-23 Status Tracker (§2 source-map upload, §6 multi-arch matrix, §13 build-metadata stamping) all landed via PR #621 (2026-04-24), but a top-down reader doesn't discover that until they scroll past 470 lines to the Status Update sections. Add a one-line callout right above the table pointing at the post-dry-run section and the dry-run report. Audit trail preserved — table itself unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Per follow-up feedback: actually flip the three IN PROGRESS rows to DONE rather than adding a callout that points readers elsewhere. Git history preserves the 2026-04-23 snapshot; the inline notes now cite the closing PRs (#621 for the original landings; #639/#641/#642 for the dry-run-era refinements to source-map upload + release stamping). Drops IN PROGRESS from the Legend with a brief parenthetical noting the historical convention; replaces the callout added in the prior commit with these in-place updates. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Flip the three IN PROGRESS rows in the original 2026-04-23 Status Tracker (§2 source-map upload, §6 multi-arch matrix, §13 build-metadata stamping) to DONE, with inline notes citing the closing PRs (#621 for the original landings; #639/#641/#642 for dry-run-era refinements). Git history preserves the 2026-04-23 snapshot.
Also trims the Legend — IN PROGRESS no longer needed since no rows use it. Brief parenthetical notes the historical convention.
Why this approach (not a callout pointing elsewhere)
First commit on this branch added a blockquote callout above the table pointing at the post-dry-run section. On reflection, fragmented documentation: the table should reflect current truth. Audit trail is preserved by git history and by the existing Status Update sections at the bottom (which already enumerate "what changed when").
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