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Resolve PR heads independently of capped commit lists - #293
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PRs with more than 100 commits can fail the pinned-head check because GitHub CLI returns a capped commit list. Resolve the fetch snapshot and final publication check from
headRefOid, and reject missing head authority.The regression covers a truncated 100-commit list whose last entry differs from the actual head, real local Git fetch/diff/worktree materialization, and publication refusal when the head is missing. Existing stale-head guards remain in place.
Validation: 2,421 offline tests passed, 17 skipped; core lint, SPEC freshness, documentation checks, knowledge validators, and CLI smoke passed. The paired ReviewBot release also passed all 1,965 tests.