Coding (Platform)

Vue: Evaluate feature flags for router transition feature rollout

A high-traffic UI flow produces inconsistent ordering between initial load and refresh. The affected area is router transition.

Repair the router transition feature rollout implementation so it evaluates segment constraints and stable rollout buckets.

Evidence

Affected surface: Vue / router transition.
Observed failure family: evaluate feature flags.
Scope policy: retained must equal true.

What this task practices

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