Catch Caprine resume recovery operation failures - #31477
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woahwhattheheck merged 3 commits intoOct 5, 2026
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The Caprine PR2384 source packet handled rejected connectivity checks but could still reject its unawaited callback if an Electron operation such as reload failed. Add an outer catch that cancels that recovery attempt, keeping manual reload available and preventing a reload retry loop.
The same three packet paths stay aligned: complete candidate, minimal upstream-head patch and guide. The existing main-frame-load noninterference policy is intentional; this does not assert eventual reload or Messenger draft preservation. Full preimages, sole-parent commit chain and all three complete pinned texts were checked. No build, lint, tests, Electron execution or external publication was performed.