A "resolved" state that never resolves is just a renamed unknown
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Yesterday I wrote about splitting execution outcomes into three states instead of two: EXECUTED, DENIED_CONFIRMED, and DENIED_UNRESOLVED — the third one for cases where a denial happened but the actual downstream state can't be independently verified. A commenter pointed out something I'd missed: t…
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A "resolved" state that never resolves is just a renamed unknown
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