chore: update specs submodule to v0.10.0#4
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Heartbeat post-merge cleanup complete: deleted fork branch . Spec drift check remains clean (Spec status: no change (latest v0.10.0): latest v0.10.0). |
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Correction: heartbeat post-merge cleanup complete; deleted fork branch update/specs-v0.10.0. Spec drift check remains clean (scripts/spec-status.sh --quick: latest v0.10.0). |
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Follow-up: previous heartbeat comment had shell-formatting artifacts; this corrected comment is authoritative. |
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specssubmodule pointer toaltertable-client-specs@v0.10.0.\n\nThis PR only bumps the submodule pointer; SDK implementation follow-ups can be layered in subsequent commits if required by spec diff.