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Fuzzy block. Approve or reject a candidate; requires a signing key with the fixture-approver claim.
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| name | fx-approve |
| description | Fuzzy block. Approve or reject a candidate; requires a signing key with the fixture-approver claim. |
Return exactly: {"approved": true|false, "reason": "..."} Example valid output: {"approved": true, "reason": "looks right"}
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