docs: record the consolidate-then-archive issue-transfer rule - #292
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Decided in postguard#282 while resolving the wayfinder map (postguard#247): consolidating a repo into a monorepo should transfer its open issues before archiving, not after. All four archived apps skipped that step, stranding 62 open issues in read-only repos.
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postguard-website,postguard-outlook-addon,postguard-tb-addon,postguard-examples) skipped that step, stranding 62 open issues in read-only repos that reject every write. Recovery costs an unarchive → transfer → re-archive round trip per repo instead of a single transfer done up front.