StoreSource now hashes content itself and holds the per-hash contentLock across the whole store (file write plus accounting row inserts); evictSourceBlob holds the same lock across its whole operation (row deletion transaction through file unlink). A concurrent store and eviction of identical content bytes can no longer interleave: either runs to completion before the other starts, so a fresh row can never be left pointing at a file the other side is mid-unlink on. ContentStorage gains StoreHashed for callers that need the hash before writing; Store is refactored to share the write-if-absent logic with it, with no change to its existing behavior or signature. internal/imgcache/eviction_test.go: TestEvictSourceBlobExcludesConcurrentStoreOfIdenticalContent proves it: pauses eviction (via evictSourceBlobTestHook) in the exact window between commit and unlink, asserts a concurrent StoreSource for identical content blocks rather than completing, then verifies no dangling reference and that the store's data survives once eviction releases the hash.
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