The probe PUT its bytes first and read the outcome, which answers the
question by destroying the evidence: pointed at a real sidecar it would
replace an edit with the word "probe", and on success delete it outright.
PROPFIND first. Permissions and status usually settle create-versus-update
on their own, and a path that already exists is now reported and left
alone. `--write` still forces the update test for a file worth losing, and
the cleanup DELETE fires only for a path the probe itself created.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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