feat(frontend): inventory CL8Y vs other-DEX pools on migrate (#634) #1138
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/token/migratenow inventories CL8Y factory pairs, known/discoverable Terraport rows, and a GDEX instruction before and after adopt.skills/AGENTS_FRONTEND_TOKEN_MIGRATE.mdand addsmake verify-issue-634.Closes #634.
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make verify-issue-634(Vitest inventory/page + docs grep, twice)terra1qz56v…on columbus-5 — Terraport Open/LUNC shown, no registerterra1x6e64…— both Terraport rows, wipe copy, no register/create, Manage still primary after success?pair=/?token=/?payee=do not prefill or retarget registermentioned in issue #634
mentioned in issue #633
mentioned in commit
96b318d9f6mentioned in issue #636
mentioned in issue #635