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Huge PR that basically reaches the following working workflow, with local
cassandra+rabbitmq+swift:whoopsieuploads a crashdaisyasks for a corewhoopsieuploads a coredaisyschedules the retracingretracergrabs the core and retraces it successfully 🚀It drops a lot of lines from the previous version, simplifies stuff all over the place, and is generally speaking one very big mess. But it comes with some barebone READMEs and tests, and things are working enough for me to consider this "done", before I continue the work in smaller iterations.