reprocess-student-completion-from-general

To re-scope general-scope PDFs into student-specific completions, use a two-phase workflow that relocates files, cleans registries, merges PDFs, then splits and links them to individual student templates.

Splitting a merged PDF back into general-scope units happens in the second phase, which rescans the cleaned PDF, links student completions to templates, and verifies final registry integrity.

Fixing mistaken general-scope book PDFs requires a workflow that cleans book group state and registry entries while ensuring template-completion linkage remains correct after files are re-scoped.

Yes, the PDF re-scoping workflow enforces a hard gate with an explicit external cleaning checkpoint between Phase A and Phase B to ensure safe file moves and registry cleanup before splitting.

You can automate registry verification and file relocation through a guarded workflow that relocates student-scoped files, cleans book group state, and verifies final registry integrity automatically.

You should not use a two-phase reprocessing workflow if your book PDFs are already correctly student-scoped, as the workflow targets mistaken general-scope files that require registry cleanup and template relinking.