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This week focused on strengthening Platform Host Controller (PHC) reliability and network edge-case handling. New stale PHC detection and recovery tests were added alongside assertions that verify PHC properly recovers after network disruptions, moving validation from logging to active test…
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Merge pull request #31635 from redhat-chai-bot/skip-readiness-checks-e2e-analysis
Merge pull request #31652 from amiskin94/extension-local-binaries
Merge pull request #31676 from neisw/trt-2972-disruption-test-assertion
Merge pull request #31680 from redhat-chai-bot/ocpbugs-128397-degraded-tnf-dcm
Merge pull request #31636 from redhat-chai-bot/fix-opct-460-external-ip-timeout
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