Ran 1 shell command 

● Recovery key secured — fingerprints match (SHA256:ZR4D1Y7…), local plaintext shredded. The private key now exists only encrypted in the vault/GCS
  and as an authorized entry on the Mac. Now the recovery program you'll run to break-glass:

● Write(~/local_data/user/3/project_aiq_build_machine_one/tools/reactor_control/aiq-mac-recover)
  ⎿  Wrote 46 lines to ../../../../project_aiq_build_machine_one/tools/reactor_control/aiq-mac-recover
       1 #!/usr/bin/env bash
       2 # aiq-mac-recover — BREAK-GLASS full-access SSH to the Mac build machine.
       3 #
       4 # Uses the recovery key that lives ENCRYPTED in the gcloud vault (never on disk in
       5 # plaintext). Works from ANY box with the user's gcloud auth — so it survives deletion
       6 # of the Hetzner reactor box. The build machine's Hetzner key is locked to build-only;
       7 # THIS is the unrestricted way back in.
       8 #
       9 #   aiq-mac-recover                 # open a full-access shell on the Mac
      10 #   aiq-mac-recover <command...>    # run a command with full access
     … +37 lines 

● Install and test the break-glass — it should decrypt the vault, extract the recovery key, and get me full access on the Mac (exercising the whole
  recovery path):

  Running 1 shell command…

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