Fix CV update workflow: git rebase failing on dirty working tree#2
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git pull --rebasewas running beforegit add, so every run failed instantly — Git refuses to rebase over unstaged changes left by the R script and Typst compiler.Changes
git add+git commitnow happen before anygit pull --rebase; the retry loop's rebase only runs after the tree is cleangit pull --rebasebefore staging was removed entirely — divergence is already handled by the push-retry loopgit diff --quietsilently ignores untracked files; addedgit ls-files --otherscheck to catch a brand-newcv/resume.pdf