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4_Blanton_Script_thermal_safety.ttl brings the DUT up the way Script A does, then loads it - mlucas-avx2 -cpu 0:15 in the background plus blanton_tr518.sh start - and samples platform data and both switch boards' rail power every minute. Power per rail under sustained full load, over hours, is the whole point of it. It is standalone: nothing starts it, it starts nothing, and it must not share a DUT with Script B because both take over the cd ports. It also has no teardown. When you interrupt it the unit is still in port cd lb=mac / l2 learn off / test mode nr=yes and mlucas is still running, and show interfaces status does not reveal any of that. Called out in the version history, the release notes, CLAUDE.md gotchas and the ARCHITECTURE future-work list, because whoever uses the box next will not find out on their own. Script B's per-round loop drops the margin scan. The loop is meant to be a quick minute-by-minute sample and margin_status_all.sh walks nine LTC2980s over I2C, which dominated the round. Script C takes it instead, once, before show uptime. The trade-off is real: margin drift DURING the soak is no longer visible, only a start and an end reading. Documented rather than glossed over, with a suggestion (scan every N rounds) if it needs to come back. Script C also sends exit and waits for "Script done" before hw-test-session finish, so finish runs in the login shell rather than inside the session it is closing. Adds docs/Blanton_Test_Flow.drawio: all four scripts side by side, with the config flags that change each step marked, Script B's one real goto drawn, and the A->B->C handoffs shown as the manual steps they are. The new script arrived LF-only while every other .ttl is CRLF and .gitattributes marks *.ttl as -text, so what is committed is exactly what Tera Term reads. Converted. Script A -> V1.1.4. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014RetWKFZFG1ZHcitQAyhwM