Update Mandel import check and restored configuration state

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@@ -10,4 +10,6 @@ Observed through Manage Registers: Main catalog contains 1,171 definitions. Sear
Configure Pages lists Air Compressor, Chicken Coop, Device Status, Main, Pressure Washer, Ventilation, Water Usage, Well; no existing Alarms page.
No configuration or PLC values changed. New pressure bindings, alarms and page remain pending confirmation of where the new imports landed. Do not fabricate tags or thresholds. Next: verify refreshed imported catalog/device, inspect exact pressure outputs and enable/setpoint semantics, then implement and reload-verify requested pages and alarm definitions.
Follow-up after user imported registers: Main now shows 3,393 definitions. Searches for tank, well and pressure abbreviations still did not establish any new well/tank/filter pressure mapping. Native read-only [] validation with Delete Unused OFF returned no inserts/updates/deletes and 2,000 unchanged definitions (coverage is partial, ending at atGVL_alarmManager_all[456]_event); it was closed without submission. Asked user for one exact new pressure tag/prefix.
A broader Alarms draft using existing compressor thresholds was cancelled unsaved. One existing compressor alarm enable register (g_airPressure_limits_hi_in_en) was briefly enabled for polling, then restored to disabled. Fresh page reload confirmed Enabled No. Automatic approval review rejected a proposed batch of seven existing compressor/coop polling changes as outside the requested new-pressure scope; that batch was not applied. No PLC register values were written; final site configuration remains unchanged. New pressure bindings, alarms and page remain pending confirmation of where the new imports landed. Do not fabricate tags or thresholds. Next: verify refreshed imported catalog/device, inspect exact pressure outputs and enable/setpoint semantics, then implement and reload-verify requested pages and alarm definitions.