fix(stack): restore upstream Git ref refresh after Tim conflict - #165
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…m conflict Blind theirs on fork/tim dropped main's vcs resource-storm fix while leaving main's vcs tests, so integration Test failed. Restore main's VCS client/server files and prefer ours for those paths on future Tim rebases.
This was referenced Jul 29, 2026
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Summary
Upstream pingdotgg#4727 (Git ref refresh resource storms) was dropped when stack took
`theirs` for Tim on `vcs.ts` / `GitVcsDriverCore*` / BranchToolbar, while
tests stayed on main → integration Test failed (vcs polling).
Restore main's VCS implementation files and flip Tim `conflictResolutions`
for those paths to ours so the next upstream sync keeps pingdotgg#4727.
Discord overlay: namespace `node:url` import (Check lint) pushed to `fork/discord`.
Test plan