Implement GET /{code} redirect with count increment #6
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Stack, decided by the human (A-q1 in the design note): Python + Flask + SQLite, a single app.py, stdlib first. The spikes this build was blocked on are answered by that line; do not re-ask them.
What. "s2: visiting /{code} issues an HTTP redirect to the original URL" and "s3: Each code has a visible, incrementing count of how many times it has been followed"
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A get request to /{code} for a known code returns an HTTP 302/301 redirect to the stored URL and atomically increments that code's follow count in SQLite by 1; an unknown code returns a 404; repeated visits increment the count each time, verified by inspecting the DB or the count endpoint after N visits.
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app.py. Nothing else. The reviewer's exact check reads every backticked token in this body as something the diff must contain, which is why the prose above carries none.Merged by the platform manager at
a3e7344: GET /{code} redirect with the follow count, landed by the platform's worker in one attempt, judged satisfied; the manager exercised shorten then redirect through the test client after merging. Closed.