What this repairs, and why it exists

Until 2026-09-21, open-document-request mapped a bare {{item}} over its split label list, and that reference did not resolve in a map expression. Two things followed:

• a request opened with no documents at all still produced one checklist line, because the unresolved text counted as a label and satisfied the recipe's own has_labels guard;
• that line was written into Records with the literal characters {{item}} as its label, where the matcher then classified against it.

The resolver is fixed, so no new ones appear. This removes the ones already stored.

⚠ It deletes the LINE, never the REQUEST. A request with no lines is a request for nothing — but its drop link may already be with a client, so what to do about it is yours. The summary lists every request left empty; re-open it with real documents, or delete it yourself.

⛔ Deleting a record is destructive, so Recued asks you PER LINE. That is the engine's rule and a repair does not soften it: you will confirm each one, and you should read each label before you do — if a line says anything other than {{item}}, this recipe should not have found it.

⚠ Safe to run when there is nothing to repair: it reports zero and stops.

It needs FULL access at install

⛔ This repair is DENIED if the pack was installed with write access — pick all. It deletes (required_doc.delete), and deleting is classed destructive, which write does not grant.

⚠ The refusal is operation_not_granted at the gateway, before the first step runs — so nothing here can catch it and explain. That is why it is written where someone chooses the scope.

⚠ If you would rather not widen the scope for a one-off tidy-up, leave the lines: they are inert text on a request that has no documents, and nothing reads them except the board.