OpenClaw #434: Telegram outage recovery (polling/webhook)#449
OpenClaw #434: Telegram outage recovery (polling/webhook)#449
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The resolution artifact leaves Upstream ref as a placeholder (\), so this issue record cannot be traced back to the originating ticket, discussion, or implementation reference when someone audits lane 02 work. Since this file is intended to be the canonical closure artifact for #434, the missing upstream pointer makes the record non-actionable for follow-up and verification.
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Both entries under ## Evidence Paths are placeholders (- \), which means the document claims evidence was captured but provides no retrievable artifacts. In outage-recovery reviews, this prevents others from validating the stated Telegram polling/webhook resilience status and undermines the purpose of this resolution file.
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Closes #434
Adds a dedicated resolution artifact for this OpenClaw parity item and ties it to the lane execution backlog.