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The N1-D1 fix added an early `return {}` when `currentPage == null` in
importPageMarkdown. `currentPage` is a const, never reassigned, so from that
guard onward it is provably non-null — which made the cross-space (S2) gate's
comment false ("a not-found page still proceeds as before": a not-found page
now returns early above) and left dead null-handling around it.
- Rewrite the S2-gate comment: the null case is handled by the N1-D1 guard
above; here currentPage is guaranteed non-null. Confused-deputy / cross-space /
mirror-deletePage explanation kept intact.
- Drop the dead `currentPage &&` conjunct from the S2 condition (always true).
- Collapse downstream vestigial `currentPage?.` / `currentPage!` / the
`currentPage ? … : undefined` ternary to plain `currentPage.` — all
behavior-preserving (currentPage non-null after the guard). The unrelated
`page ? … : undefined` ternary (fresh findById that can be null) is untouched.
No runtime behavior change. jest gitmost-datasource.service.spec.ts: 34 passed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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