docs(index): OtOpcUa hw3 batch #654-#656 history entry

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ef2ozxS7QPanGT8uoATbTe
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Joseph Doherty
2026-10-09 00:19:30 -04:00
parent a8f5f66647
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@@ -114,3 +114,14 @@ AddRoute of the dev Mac (`oee-tagdump-mac`, `10.181.206.245.1.1`) on the two tes
List — every batched tag was BadCommunicationError) — fixed, opt-in, now ~5x faster polls; TC2 diagnostics fallback; FOCAS
startup double-connect to the CNC fixed; Client.CLI `alarms` prints EventId/ConditionNodeId; #648 vestigial
TargetNamespaceKind/UnsMappingTable removed; CI artifact upload + load-race flakes (#606). New: #654 #655 #656.
- **hw3 batch #654-#656 (2026-10-09, OtOpcUa `master` `ca17d2cf..82750ccc`).** Parallel worktree agents + sonnet/opus review; full
suite 52 projects / 12,985 passed / 0 failed. **ScadaBridge-visible:** (1) **#656 native-alarm re-statements:** a new
`ActiveAcknowledged` transition applies "active and already acked" as ONE condition update / ONE event (Galaxy reconnect snapshots
used to leave such a condition inactive on a cold host; OpcUaClient used to flicker Active+unacked first). A new
`AlarmEventArgs.IsRestatement` flag (Galaxy snapshot entries + OpcUaClient first sight only) stops duplicate "Activated"/"Cleared"
`/alerts` rows on reconnect/respawn — live-gated on opc-plc (old image 4/4 respawns duplicated, new 0/6). FOCAS/MTConnect/AbCip
unchanged. Residual: respawn replay of inactive+unacked OpcUaClient conditions (#657). (2) **#655 driver-side HistoryRead deleted**
(`IHistoryProvider`, OpcUaClient passthrough, `HistoryRead` resilience capability) — it was never reachable; HistoryRead stays
served only by the HistorianGateway backend, client-visible results unchanged; a stored resilience config with a `HistoryRead` key
still parses. Client.CLI/UI now surface a Bad HistoryRead status instead of "0 values returned". Not ScadaBridge-affecting: #654
central's known-cluster PSK gate retries every 2 s (≤15) while unpublished instead of staying fail-open up to 60 s after boot.