germinate: mkorg — the org is created by name; the flux push-webhook registers after the repos exist #249
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Found by the org-shaped seed’s gate (#247, run 28070): the fork step pre-created the org through
mkrepo "$owner" "", andmkrepoindexes its metadata maps by repo name — an empty name is a fatal “bad array subscript” under bash. Only the org path takes that branch, which is why the legacy gate on #246 was green. Org creation is nowmkorg, used bymkrepoand the fork step. Also: the Flux push-webhook on the platform gitops registered BEFORE the re-push loop created the repo in the real forge, so it warned on every germination (both shapes); it now registers after the loop.