describe core/meta as the legacy permission repo; drop stale meta-flake prose
Comments, docs and the hive-c0re README no longer say the hive renders, locks or pushes a meta flake. core/meta is the legacy permission-seed repo that meta::remove_permission_files still commits to; builds come from internal/meta (meta_rev.rs). Docs note that a start of a stale stopped agent can fail until the swarm's update pins the config.
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alone doesn't rebuild agents.
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A stopped agent gets its rebuild at its next start: the start path upgrades
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the start of a stale, stopped agent to a rebuild followed by the start.
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the start of a stale, stopped agent to a rebuild followed by the start. In
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the window after a config merge, before the swarm's update has pinned the new
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config, that rebuild fails with the error that names the agent, and the
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agent stays stopped until the update lands and you ask for the start again.
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The dashboard surfaces pending config changes per agent: a clickable
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"needs update ↻" badge appears whenever the agent's applied repo has a
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