Resume all-closed Specs through Pickup

GLOSSARY.md

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ An issue scoping one session of work, standing alone or as a sub-issue of a **Sp
 _Avoid_: task, sub-task
 
 **Ready issue**:
-An open issue a **Pickup run** may take: labelled `ready-for-agent`, written by a **Trusted account**, with its most recent `ready-for-agent` labelling made by a Trusted account and no edit to its title or body since then by an account that is not one, with no label that makes an **Unready Ticket** and no **Claim**, not a sub-issue, not a **Base fix**'s or a **Security run**'s fix issue, with no open blocker, either never started (no **Issue branch** and no pull request) or handed back at or after the last **Claim** ended, as recorded in its label history: by the **Day shift** applying `ready-for-agent`, or by thirdshift putting it back on a Spec whose Spec run ended only waiting, which it does only when no account that is not a Trusted account has edited the Spec since its last `ready-for-agent` labelling, and otherwise labels the Spec `needs-triage`, and only when each of its open Tickets in its repository passes the Trusted account check for Tickets, and otherwise labels it `agent-failed`, not a **Spec** whose **Tickets** are all closed, left untouched long enough that whoever is shaping it has finished, and, if it is a Spec, with a **Startable Ticket**. A hand-back made in the same edit as the Claim's removal counts in either listed order at that timestamp; a Claim applied at the same timestamp leaves the issue Claimed. On a Spec, the label says its Tickets are published. A `ready-for-agent` Ticket inside a Spec is not one: it is reached through its Spec, when the Spec is itself a Ready issue.
+An open issue a **Pickup run** may take: labelled `ready-for-agent`, written by a **Trusted account**, with its most recent `ready-for-agent` labelling made by a Trusted account and no edit to its title or body since then by an account that is not one, with no label that makes an **Unready Ticket** and no **Claim**, not a sub-issue, not a **Base fix**'s or a **Security run**'s fix issue, with no open blocker, either never started (no **Issue branch** and no pull request) or handed back at or after the last **Claim** ended, as recorded in its label history: by the **Day shift** applying `ready-for-agent`, or by thirdshift putting it back on a Spec whose Spec run ended only waiting, which it does only when no account that is not a Trusted account has edited the Spec since its last `ready-for-agent` labelling, and otherwise labels the Spec `needs-triage`, and only when each of its open Tickets in its repository passes the Trusted account check for Tickets, and otherwise labels it `agent-failed`, left untouched long enough that whoever is shaping it has finished, and, if it is a **Spec**, with a **Startable Ticket** or with every Ticket closed and a resumable **Spec branch** on `origin` (the latest numbered branch, with no PR or an open PR). A hand-back made in the same edit as the Claim's removal counts in either listed order at that timestamp; a Claim applied at the same timestamp leaves the issue Claimed. On a Spec, the label says its Tickets are published. A `ready-for-agent` Ticket inside a Spec is not one: it is reached through its Spec, when the Spec is itself a Ready issue.
 _Avoid_: queued issue, backlog item
 
 **Trusted account**:
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ The repository's owner, a member of the organization that owns it, or a collabor
 An open **Ticket** labelled with a triage role that says it is not agent work: `ready-for-human`, `needs-info`, `wontfix` or `needs-triage`. A **Spec run** never starts a **Ticket run** for one, nor for a Ticket it blocks. An open Ticket with no triage label is taken. A Ticket with sub-issues of its own is treated as one too.
 
 **Startable Ticket**:
-An open **Ticket** in its **Spec**'s repository, with no sub-issues of its own, no open blocker, and not an **Unready Ticket**: one a **Spec run** could start if no Ticket were running. A Spec run starts only these, and a **Spec** with none is not a **Ready issue**.
+An open **Ticket** in its **Spec**'s repository, with no sub-issues of its own, no open blocker, and not an **Unready Ticket**: one a **Spec run** could start if no Ticket were running. A Spec run starts only these, and a **Spec** with open Tickets but none startable is not a **Ready issue**; an all-closed Spec with a resumable **Spec branch** may be Ready for its **Spec review** and **Delivery**.
 
 **Claim**:
 The mark that a Run is live on an issue: thirdshift labels the issue `in-progress`, in place of `ready-for-agent` if it has that, when a **Ticket run**, a **Spec run** or a **Custom process** starts on it, whether started on its **Issue URL** or by an **Architect run**, a **Pickup run** or a **Security run**, or in place of its prior triage role and `agent-failed` when a **Triage run** starts on an existing issue. A **Ticket run** in a Spec run and a **Base fix** make none. It lasts only while the Run is live, and ending it leaves the issue marked with how the Run ended. A Run whose pull request is ready for review, or whose **Self-merge** was held with its pull request ready, takes it off and puts nothing back: the open pull request stands for the work. A Self-merge that closed the issue takes it off; one that merged without closing the issue leaves it until the issue is closed. A Failed run with work on `origin` swaps it for `agent-failed` (see **Failure limit**), as does a failed Security fix even with nothing on `origin`, so it stays with the Day shift. A Ticket run that fails with nothing on `origin` to take over, no **Issue branch** and no pull request, releases it, putting `ready-for-agent` back. A Spec run, or a **Custom process** landing a Spec's Tickets, whose undone **Tickets** are all only waiting, on a person or on other work, puts `ready-for-agent` back on its Spec without `agent-failed` (see **Ready issue**), unless it is a Security fix, which is swapped for `agent-failed`. A **Stop** leaves `needs-triage`, and a bug Ticket run that cannot reproduce the bug leaves `needs-info`. A Triage run on an existing issue replaces its Claim with the resulting triage role when it finishes, with `needs-triage` on a Stop asked to requeue, with `ready-for-human` on any other Stop, and with `ready-for-human` and `agent-failed` on other failure or interruption. A recommendation-only Triage run makes no Claim. Ending a Claim finishes even after Command interruption.
@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ An unscoped Fix **Pass** checks **Base branch** CI before selecting a pull reque
 One **Command** on an open pull request by a **Trusted account**, ready or draft, that takes its head branch through **Delivery** and the **Repair loop** against its **Base branch**, without repeating implementation or the initial code review. Started with no pull request, it is a **Pass** taking the lowest-numbered eligible open, non-draft, same-repository pull request targeting its selected Base branch with a **Merge conflict** or **CI red**, optionally scoped to a Trusted account with `--author`. It skips `in-progress` pull requests, pending CI without a Merge conflict, and green or absent CI without a Merge conflict. It reserves the pull request until it ends, and leaves it ready for review or completes a **Self-merge** when asked; a failure preserves its work and offers **Recovery** on that pull request. A title or body edit to a linked closing issue by an account that is not a **Trusted account**, made since a few minutes before the Fix run started, fails the run instead of starting the next Repair session.
 
 **Architect run**:
-One invocation of the factory with no **Issue URL**: an **Architecture review** of the **Base branch**, then, unless asked to stop there, a **Spec run** or a **Ticket run** on the **Architect plan** it published. Its **Built-in process** owns the sequence of **Steps**, after the Pass has decided to go ahead. One pass per invocation. It reserves its plan across machines before marking it ready, as a **Pickup run** reserves its Ready issue, and holds the reservation through the dispatched run's ending. It is skipped, doing nothing, when the repository is at its **Command limit** on the machine or another Architect run is running there, when an earlier Architect plan is still open, when an **Architect idea** is waiting for triage, or when the repository has a **Ready issue** or an issue that meets every Ready issue condition except settling, including a **Spec** having a **Startable Ticket**, so that work a human shaped goes first. Skipped is not a failure, and sends no **Run notification**, so that it can be started every few minutes and so follow the last one as soon as its plan is merged.
+One invocation of the factory with no **Issue URL**: an **Architecture review** of the **Base branch**, then, unless asked to stop there, a **Spec run** or a **Ticket run** on the **Architect plan** it published. Its **Built-in process** owns the sequence of **Steps**, after the Pass has decided to go ahead. One pass per invocation. It reserves its plan across machines before marking it ready, as a **Pickup run** reserves its Ready issue, and holds the reservation through the dispatched run's ending. It is skipped, doing nothing, when the repository is at its **Command limit** on the machine or another Architect run is running there, when an earlier Architect plan is still open, when an **Architect idea** is waiting for triage, or when the repository has a **Ready issue** or an issue that meets every Ready issue condition except settling, including a **Spec** having a **Startable Ticket** or an all-closed Spec with a resumable **Spec branch**, so that work a human shaped goes first. Skipped is not a failure, and sends no **Run notification**, so that it can be started every few minutes and so follow the last one as soon as its plan is merged.
 _Avoid_: Weeding (former name), improve run, architecture run
 
 **Pickup run**: