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chore(config): remove orphan config keys flagged by the Nerves board (PyAutoMind#441) - #164

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Summary

Remove workspace config keys that no library reads, as flagged by the PyAutoNerves config board (dead hpc.* live-update toggles, preload-check keys, the unused mle.corner_cornerpy block). Config-only; no scripts change. Against the worktree the Nerves board reports 0 orphans (canonical control: 12 files / 59 keys across the workspaces).

Scripts Changed

  • None — config only: config/general.yaml, config/visualize/plots_search.yaml

Upstream PR

Readiness

Heart YELLOW (85), explicitly acknowledged by the human for this ship. Reasons:

  • manifest drift: hub organism blurb (organs present) — 7 mismatches
  • manifest drift: organism-map blocks (generated) — 1 mismatch
  • manifest drift: workspace checkouts (manifest ↔ disk) — 1 mismatch
  • release validation stale: source moved since rehearsal (PyAutoFit, PyAutoArray, PyAutoGalaxy, PyAutoLens)

Merge order (library-first)

PyAutoGalaxy#630 → PyAutoLens#751; PyAutoNerves#176 any time. Workspace PRs merge only after the library PRs are merged.

Test Plan

  • pyauto-heart smoke --root <worktree> autofit_workspace: 10/10 pass
  • Nerves board against the worktree: 0 orphan keys

Part of PyAutoLabs/PyAutoMind#441

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

…(PyAutoMind#441)

Delete workspace config keys that no library reads (dead hpc.* update
toggles, preload checks, removed-param notation, unused subplot tables),
fix malformed keys, and drop keys now promoted into library defaults.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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