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CLAUDE.md: update wave-6 commit SHA references after squash

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The wave-6 commits (spec, plan, C1 batch drop, C2 tally) were
squashed into a single commit, shifting the SHA referenced twice in
the wave-6 outcome section. Updates the two "see git show <sha>"
pointers to the new squashed commit.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ Plan: `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-04-18-postbox-to-telegramengine-wave-5.md`
First build-verified unused-import sweep. Ran the speculative-drop + build-verify methodology (see "Unused-import sweeps" under Wave-selection guidance above): dropped `import Postbox` from all 782 consumer files where a plain `^import Postbox$` line appeared, iterated 18 full builds with `--continueOnError`, restoring imports on files that failed to compile.
**183 drops survived** (single atomic commit `6c038fd760`, 0 insertions / 183 deletions). **189 modules** transitioned to Postbox-free status — full list is inferable by running the methodology's module-scan against HEAD. Representative additions spanning alphabetically: `AccountUtils`, `ActivityIndicator`, `AdUI`, `AlertUI`, `AnimatedStickerNode`, `AppLock`, `AttachmentTextInputPanelNode`, `BotPaymentsUI`, `CalendarMessageScreen`, `CallListUI`, `Camera`, `ChatImportUI`, etc. The running tally below preserves the per-module enumeration only for the ~10 individually-documented waves 1–5 modules. Wave 6's 189 additions are not re-enumerated here because the size would overwhelm the doc; see `git show 6c038fd760 --stat` for the per-file breakdown and `grep -rL "^(@_exported )?import Postbox" submodules/*/Sources --include="*.swift"` for the current per-module status.
**183 drops survived** (single atomic commit `7b2b74e79b`, 0 insertions / 183 deletions). **189 modules** transitioned to Postbox-free status — full list is inferable by running the methodology's module-scan against HEAD. Representative additions spanning alphabetically: `AccountUtils`, `ActivityIndicator`, `AdUI`, `AlertUI`, `AnimatedStickerNode`, `AppLock`, `AttachmentTextInputPanelNode`, `BotPaymentsUI`, `CalendarMessageScreen`, `CallListUI`, `Camera`, `ChatImportUI`, etc. The running tally below preserves the per-module enumeration only for the ~10 individually-documented waves 1–5 modules. Wave 6's 189 additions are not re-enumerated here because the size would overwhelm the doc; see `git show 7b2b74e79b --stat` for the per-file breakdown and `grep -rL "^(@_exported )?import Postbox" submodules/*/Sources --include="*.swift"` for the current per-module status.
Deviation from plan: the plan capped at 3 iterations; execution needed 18 because the dependency graph is deep and each bazel build surfaces only the currently-compilable layer. Pattern-based preemptive restores (using the symbol list in the "Unused-import sweeps" guidance) were used from iteration 9 onward to accelerate convergence from iteration-by-iteration single-file restores to bulk restores. No unexpected path cascades; no abandoned state.
@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ Consumer modules that no longer import Postbox, across all waves and standalone
- `MapResourceToAvatarSizes` (wave 2)
- `SaveToCameraRoll` (wave 3)
- `SecureIdVerificationDocumentsContext` (wave 5)
- **Wave 6 batch: 189 additional modules** — see `git show 6c038fd760 --stat` for the commit that swept unused `import Postbox` lines across 183 files in 16 consumer submodules. Not individually enumerated here for brevity.
- **Wave 6 batch: 189 additional modules** — see `git show 7b2b74e79b --stat` for the commit that swept unused `import Postbox` lines across 183 files in 16 consumer submodules. Not individually enumerated here for brevity.
### Known future-wave candidates