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chore(memory-bank): say which cleanup branches met real residue

The cached-name form of a log-group entry and the profile of an unloaded
user did; a bare SID and a loaded profile did not. Every unresolved
S-1-5-21-* member of Performance Log Users counts as the probe's.

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(`NtfsLiveSubject` and four digits). In the matrix lab, after an account was
deleted and created again with the same name, the remote authorization
managers (the client's for the default `-ServerName`, the file server's for its
name) answered for about ten minutes as if it had no groups (`0x100000`),
whichever module version asked, while the Kerberos S4U logon of the oracle, the
name) answered for about ten minutes as if it had no groups (`0x100000`), for
the baseline and for the final candidate alike, while the Kerberos S4U logon of
the oracle, the
name resolution, and the local manager were right in the same second. A replay
with the baseline and the final candidate alternating failed the baseline in two
of three cells and the final candidate in one of three (not counting the warm-up
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deleted domain account as its SID (or as its cached name for a while);
deleting a local user removes its entries from the local groups, so only the
entries of domain accounts stay orphaned. `Test-MatrixCleanup.ps1` finds the
entries of the account probe in Performance Log Users by either form and its
profiles by their folder `C:\Users\NtfsProbe*`.
entries of the account probe in Performance Log Users by a name with
`NtfsProbe` or by any unresolved `S-1-5-21-…` SID (every such member counts as
the probe's), and its profiles by their folder `C:\Users\NtfsProbe*`. The
cached-name form met real residue in a test; the bare-SID form and a profile
that stays loaded didn't.

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