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The dedup layer had three hash schemes. CDImportSource replaced them — and four banks validated with zero per-bank code.
The an iOS budget app import layer had three coexisting hash schemes with no shared contract between them. Collapsing them into CDImportSource — a unified source-attribution model — was the structural prerequisite for universal CSV and PDF parsers that validated across Monzo, Halifax, Revolut, and HSBC.
Cursed Energy Phase C: wiring an iOS budget app's quest system to real transaction history
The an iOS budget app gamification layer had quest cards, a claim button, and a streak counter. None of it read from actual spending. Replacing a hardcoded array with a transaction-aware QuestGenerator turned decorative chrome into a feedback loop that surfaces real patterns.
Device QA found three regressions. The simulator had approved them all.
Round-2 device QA on bb finance flagged a navigation stack popping two levels instead of one, ProMotion locked at 60Hz on a 120Hz panel, and category rules over-reaching on shared word fragments. None of them showed in the simulator.
GOOGLE plus CLOUD matched SoundCloud. Why the fuzzy categoriser had to go.
Phase Q's fuzzy categoriser propagated category matches silently. Device QA on Phase R's part-based builder immediately surfaced an ANY-match failure: GOOGLE plus CLOUD matched SoundCloud. Version two adds exclusions and per-row overrides; the difference is that the user can now see what the matcher is doing.
Five features, one PR: how an iOS budget app ships concurrent phase work without a merge queue
On 2026-06-14, five feat entries landed in an iOS budget app across Phases C, D, and E — all tagged 'same PR #10.' Treating commits as the concurrency primitive instead of branches let three phases advance in parallel without a merge queue or conflict chain.