`status` compares a recorded timestamp with `--after`. Measured 2026-11-04: Plex
answered `settled` in the same second its own trigger was accepted (stamp
19:46:59Z for a request accepted 19:46:58Z) and still answered `settled` from that
one stamp 30 minutes later while the walk ran. So no epoch survives it — a journal
mtime fails and the trigger's epoch fails, because the trigger satisfies the door it
was asked to wait for. That is the correction of b82655d, which prescribed the
trigger's epoch for this door.
Jellyfin's `EndTimeUtc` only advances when a scan finishes, so there the trigger's
epoch is sound and a file mtime is not; its `wait` already refuses an epoch an
earlier task passes. The proof a scan did its work stays `media-verify.py`
replaying the journal: a scan can clear rows but cannot invent one.
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