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Read-only resync of the kernel and m1n1 upstreams we pin or track. Joshua Warren's kernel repos are now tracked too.

• mseries/aurora/branch-audits/2026-10-29.json: output of audit-upstream.py (111 branches, 63 open PRs), chained to the 2026-10-21 snapshot.
• mseries/aurora/unified72/upstream-resync-2026-10-29.json: each upstream with our pin, today's head, what touches J314s / T8103 / J773g, and which local patches upstream absorbed.
• mseries/local-ai/branch-watch.json: adds joshuaswarren/linux-aurora, linux-omarchy-m6 and m1n1, omacom/m1n1, GravityLinux/linux, and aurora-silicon integration/aurora.

Findings: #158 merged on 2026-10-23, so our wip4 source is now an ancestor of integration/aurora. #157 and #186 are still open with the same heads. The UDMABUF config overlay has been in the shared asahi.config since 1b4997bb. The laptop runs wip4 revision 5 (no #186).

I left series.json, patches/ and enhancements/ alone, because editing them starts the native kernel build. Tests: aurora (83) and local-ai (98) unit tests pass, check_freezes passes, and the collector ran live on the new watch entries with no errors.

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Blocked by a pre-existing, unrelated required check failure, not introduced by this PR: Calendar Events/Tasks/Homeboard agenda on a private EDS (arm64) fails because the homeboard's Verse-of-the-Day widget test (agenda-test-tasks/devotional pane) asserts a Christmas reading (— Luke 2:10-12) is shown, but today's devotional slot returns a different passage (e.g. — Psalm 62:1-2). This fails identically across every other open PR on this repo and on dev's own scheduled run today, so it's a date/content-dependent test bug unrelated to this change, not something to fix on this branch. Retried the job once (still fails the same way). Auto-merge is enabled, so this will land automatically once that test is fixed upstream on dev. Recommend scoping the devotional/verse-of-the-day fixture to not assume a fixed liturgical date, or mocking the "today" devotional lookup in that test.