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feat(FN-4484): update task-management and cli-reference documentation

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Updates CLI reference and task management documentation to align with FN-4476 changes.

Fusion-Task-Id: FN-4484
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2026-05-14 10:18:20 -07:00
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@@ -494,7 +494,7 @@ fn task delete FN-001 --force
### Branch conflict recovery
Use `fn task branch-recovery` when executor branch allocation fails because the canonical task branch is already checked out elsewhere. By default, the command lists every recovery candidate for the task, including the branch tip SHA, attached worktree path (if any), and stranded commit subjects that are not reachable from the current run start point.
Use `fn task branch-recovery` when executor branch allocation fails because the canonical task branch is already checked out elsewhere. By default, the command lists every recovery candidate for the task, including the branch tip SHA, attached worktree path (if any), and patch-id-aware stranded commit subjects unique versus `main` (`git cherry`). Fully-subsumed branches show `stranded commits: none`.
```bash
fn task branch-recovery FN-001

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2. **Inspect candidates**
Run the recovery command with no flags to list every matching canonical or sibling branch. The output includes the tip SHA, any attached worktree path, and the stranded commits that are not reachable from the run's start point.
Run the recovery command with no flags to list every matching canonical or sibling branch. The output includes the tip SHA, any attached worktree path, and patch-id-aware stranded commit subjects unique to the branch versus `main` (`git cherry`). Fully-subsumed branches now report no stranded commits.
```bash
fn task branch-recovery FN-001