Define thread-safe file handling behavior for concurrent execution#4400
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Define thread-safe file handling behavior for concurrent execution#4400ksharma6309 wants to merge 2 commits intocrewAIInc:mainfrom
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Clarifies the expected public interface, requirements, and behavioral guarantees for file handling under concurrent execution. This documents the concurrency issue and defines isolation and atomicity expectations without relying on test-specific assumptions.
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Clarifies the expected public interface, requirements, and behavioral guarantees for file handling under concurrent execution. This documents the concurrency issue and defines isolation and atomicity expectations without relying on test-specific assumptions.