git-pr-cleanup (prc) tried `branch -d` then fell back to `branch -D` unconditionally, silently destroying an unmerged branch when prc was run before the PR merged or against the wrong branch. Keep the safe `-d` for the normal post-merge path, but prompt before forcing so unmerged commits aren't lost without consent; decline keeps the branch. |
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