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multi-dim-manager

Runs a parameter sweep over many rounds and keeps a hash-based audit trail. Snapshots the declared critical files before and after each round, records parameters, hashes, timestamps and status, and rolls any past round back non-destructively. Fires when a workflow repeats over a Cartesian parameter space or when rollback to an earlier round must stay possible.

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# multi-dim-manager

Orchestrates repeated rounds: expands the parameter grid, snapshots declared
critical paths, records an auditable round log, and restores any past round.
It **never computes your domain result** — the per-round computation belongs to
your plugin.

- **Stage:** `workspace` · **Sandbox:** no · **Dependencies:** stdlib only (`PyYAML` only for `.yaml` configs; JSON configs need nothing)

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```bash