USR369 reviewed the archive-review sandbox (D895) and approved swapping live housekeeping-library.html for the archived HousekeepingLibrary_v1.0.html (47,297B vs the old live 33,773B). Backed up the pre-swap live version to frontend/30-Tech/apps/PREVIOUS_housekeeping-library_08-26-26.html (matching the folder's existing PREVIOUS_* naming convention) before overwriting. Then went hunting per USR369's direct instruction for missing/richer content across the other 3 flagged pages using the same old-zips archive tools. Found: (1) SESSION/08_QA_LOG_Housekeeping_v1.4.md -- a genuine master QA narrative log with 14 full Q&A entries (QA-001 through QA-014), most of which the newly-restored housekeeping-library.html already includes (confirmed QA-001 through QA-010 plus QA-014 present in its own QA array -- QA-011/012/013 appear missing even from the archived version, a gap worth flagging back to the source log, not something I invented); (2) Master/TRANSITORY/Tech_Scripts_v1_0_06_29_26_v1_0a.html -- a unified cross-system QA search prototype (despite the filename, contains QA entries not SCRIPT entries) proving QA-015 through QA-018 and QA-W010 through QA-W013 (Windows-specific) and QA-A006 (one more Android QA than currently live anywhere) once existed -- this content has NOT been located/recovered yet, flagged as the next real lead; (3) Tech_Library_UI_PREV.html -- re-confirmed as a genuine dead end/false lead (internally titled 'Housekeeping Library v1.0', not real Tech content) -- no other unique Tech Library UI historical content found in this session's search despite additional passes; (4) Tech_Android_Library_v1.0.html and LIBR_Android_Tech_06_20_26_v1.0a.html -- both confirmed byte-identical or functionally identical to the current live android-library.html (3 scripts, 5 QA, same content) -- no richer historical Android version found, the current live page appears to be at its actual historical peak for this specific dataset; (5) No evidence anywhere in the archive of a SCRIPT-005 or higher -- script-library.html's 4 live entries (SCRIPT-001 through 004) appear to be the full historical set, not a trimmed-down version, based on everything searched this session.