Master's #1369 deleted the TUI, the meta and upgrade subcommands, and the
whole-tree --config-replace path. These notes were written before that landed
and still promised a flag the CLI no longer registers, and named it as the
lever a deployment uses to pin a field against a user's stored settings —
which now has no CLI equivalent at all.
State what shipped: every booting surface takes --config, dsh -p is the
surface this change actually gave it to, and a deployment that must win
against stored settings ships its own bin or loader tree. Each note
cross-links #1369's own note rather than restating the removal, and the
shared-base note moves its --config-replace sentences to past tense.