Clarify recovery transport settings and partial discovery

docs/roadmap/publication-reconciliation.md

@@ -29,6 +29,8 @@ the [maintainer runbook](../release.md#resolve-failures) describes manual recove
 - `internal/git.Endpoint.QueryTag` verifies the captured endpoint's scoped URL
   resolution before querying the full tag and peeled ref. Inconsistent exact-ref
   records remain unresolved.
+- The temporary remote carries selected remote-specific transport settings,
+  including proxy, upload-pack, and server options, alongside the captured URL.
 - The CLI masks HTTP(S) endpoint userinfo in diagnostics. The runbook still asks
   maintainers to copy the displayed endpoint and compare remote object IDs.
 - There is no public operation or CLI command for later reconciliation, and no
@@ -68,6 +70,9 @@ Reconciliation uses the original captured endpoint and full tag, including neste
 module prefixes. It checks that URL rewriting still permits observation of that
 endpoint. A changed remote configuration does not substitute a new destination.
 Authentication remains locally supplied through the supported Git mechanisms.
+The original remote name is optional transport context. Later reconciliation
+uses its current supported transport settings while keeping the recorded endpoint
+fixed, allowing operators to repair local configuration before observation.
 
 The operation observes remote state without creating, pushing, moving, or
 deleting tags, changing branches, validating a candidate, or delivering hosted
@@ -95,6 +100,11 @@ query behavior. Keep immediate failed-push reconciliation bounded and preserve
 its existing error context. Later reconciliation should honor caller cancellation
 and return an unresolved outcome when observation cannot complete. It should not
 invoke the current-remote equality guards that belong to an active publication.
+Read the supported transport settings using the recorded remote name when
+available, and apply them to the temporary remote with the recorded endpoint.
+Keep the endpoint-resolution check. Missing remote settings permit observation
+with available endpoint/global configuration; configuration-read failures remain
+unresolved with their causes. Distinguish these cases from a changed destination.
 
 ### 2. Define public evidence and reconciliation results
 
@@ -118,6 +128,9 @@ Return a single facade-owned evidence value from publication that reconciliation
 accepts directly. Provide a supported record-loading helper returning that same
 type so Go consumers can recover without copying fields or implementing JSON
 parsing.
+Include the original remote name as optional context in typed evidence and saved
+records. Recovery uses current connection settings rather than a stored snapshot
+of transport configuration; the recorded endpoint retains its identity role.
 
 Keep facade ownership and internal Git boundaries. Exact type names, field names,
 and signatures belong in API design; no new public implementation package is
@@ -170,6 +183,13 @@ and recording time when available, with credentials redacted. Record the time
 as discovery metadata; it does not establish whether a push occurred. Listing
 reads saved records without querying remotes or choosing an attempt for recovery.
 Include discovery in the recovery guide for interrupted processes and lost output.
+Return readable attempts alongside per-record diagnostics for unreadable,
+malformed, or unsupported-format records. Identify the affected paths and retain
+credential redaction. Expose entries and diagnostics to Go callers and structured
+output; the CLI shows usable entries and indicates incomplete discovery. Report
+failure to enumerate the storage location as a discovery failure, not an empty
+collection. An explicitly selected unreadable or unsupported record produces its
+own error without selecting a different attempt.
 
 Make unresolved diagnostics identify missing evidence, unreadable records,
 endpoint rewriting, and failed remote observation distinctly. Identify the
@@ -207,6 +227,13 @@ overridden storage locations, partial records, and credential redaction. Verify
 that listing performs no remote observation or automatic attempt selection.
 Cover the diagnostic distinctions and expected/observed conflict identities
 without requiring incidental error wording.
+Cover current remote-specific transport settings, repaired configuration,
+missing or renamed remotes, and configuration-read failures. Verify that changed
+fetch or push URLs do not replace the recorded endpoint and that endpoint
+rewriting still receives the existing check. Exercise discovery containing both
+readable and damaged or unsupported records, storage-enumeration failure, and
+explicit selection of an unusable record. Preserve useful partial discovery
+results and credential-safe diagnostics across the API and CLI.
 
 Run the normal offline suite and facade checks when code lands. Update GoDoc,
 CLI documentation, the publication guide, and recovery instructions together.
@@ -232,8 +259,8 @@ this information and the CLI presents it.
 Report the record path and require explicit selection for stored-record
 reconciliation. Record evidence before the push once the necessary identity
 exists. Treat storage failure as a clearly reported loss of the saved handoff,
-while preserving the
-actual publication result and existing publication prerequisites. An override
+while preserving the actual publication result and existing publication
+prerequisites. An override
 changes the location, not publication's response to a recording failure.
 
 Automatic storage removes a routine setup decision and keeps default records
@@ -295,3 +322,29 @@ and failed remote observation, and identify useful next actions when known.
 Conflict output includes expected and observed tag-object IDs. This makes
 recovery actionable while preserving the existing outcome classifications and
 explicit corrective-action workflow.
+
+### 6. Current transport settings with a fixed recorded endpoint
+
+Record the original remote name as optional transport context. During later
+reconciliation, read its current supported transport settings and use them with
+the exact recorded endpoint. The remote's current fetch and push URLs do not
+replace that endpoint. Retain the existing check that URL rewriting leaves the
+recorded endpoint unchanged.
+
+A missing or renamed remote alone does not invalidate the evidence. Observation
+can use available endpoint/global configuration; operators may restore required
+settings locally. Configuration-read failures and failed observations remain
+unresolved with cause information. This separates original publication identity
+from repairable connection settings without snapshotting transport configuration.
+
+### 7. Discovery preserves readable attempts
+
+An unreadable, malformed, or unsupported record produces a diagnostic while
+other readable attempts remain discoverable. Results expose both entries and
+per-record diagnostics, identifying affected paths with credential-safe output.
+The CLI presents usable entries and makes incomplete discovery clear.
+
+Failure to enumerate storage is a discovery failure rather than an empty result.
+Explicit reconciliation of an unusable record reports that record's error and
+retains the caller's selection. Discovery and record errors do not authorize
+automatic selection or corrective actions.