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This session demonstrates a real worker failure. I pause the two x86 workers so that the AArch64 virtual machine receives the next
assignment.

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I have cut power to the AArch64 worker while its tile is still uncommitted. Its console stops. The coordinator keeps the outstanding
lease rather than immediately trusting another result.

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I resume worker one. Recovery waits for the bounded lease to expire. This waiting is shown at real time; there is no cut or speed
increase hiding the delay.

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The expired assignment was retried and worker one committed the replacement tile. The orange border and the audit expose the second
attempt. The pixels still match the independent reference.

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Now I reboot the AArch64 worker using its original volume and start the same Hew worker again. Its stable application identity is
preserved.

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With the other workers paused, the rejoined AArch64 worker has completed a new job. These are new verified commits after a real
power loss, not merely a reconnected status indicator.