Flush queued IDE writes and restart validation after host revision changes
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@@ -155,3 +155,7 @@ The [generated Model metadata slice](generated-model-metadata.md) adds an opt-in
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The [ViewModel generation slice](generated-viewmodels.md) extends the metadata processor with typed replaceable Java sources, checked-in Maven settings and declarative registry services. NeitzelLib supplies stored-property lookup and compatible shared identity/default selection. Both hosts discover generated/custom defaults through target workers and keep existing authoring/history behavior. Clean consumer builds, Lombok, generated inheritance/nesting and rejection cases have automated coverage. Dedicated configuration selection UI, broader cross-module/generic mappings and reviewed FXML form generation remain later work.
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Qualification: automated standalone and registered IntelliJ classpath workflows pass. Real module-path consumer/runtime tests pass, but registered IntelliJ module-path remains open after the existing save assertion and initial-render timeouts; see the qualification record above. No manual testing was requested or substituted.
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## IntelliJ save/startup reliability gate
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The [reliability follow-up](ide-host-reliability.md) closes the generated-ViewModel slice's remaining IntelliJ module-path gate. Explicit saves now await per-file VFS persistence, native saves update the accepted baseline, and opening/refreshing a document accounts for queued writes. Host revision synchronization clears obsolete validation and schedules current rendering. Controlled red/green regressions and three consecutive fresh registered module-path runs pass without changing source/history assertions or timeouts. Previously skipped human checks remain skipped.
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