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The scheduled cleanup only saved the bytes it freed, so a run where every item failed looked like a normal run on the Cleaner card. It now saves the failed count and the card adds the existing partial-failure line.
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Summary
The scheduled cleanup only saved how much it freed. When a run could not move anything to the Trash (every item failed), the Cleaner card still said "Last automatic cleanup ." like a normal run, so the failure was invisible unless notifications were on. The run now also saves how many items it left in place, and the card adds the existing "Some items couldn't be moved to the Trash." line when that number is above zero. No new strings; the count stays out of settings backups like the other last-run values.
Verification
./build.sh --test: TESTS OK (61,543 checks). A new contract runs the realfinishRunand the Cleaner card's real last-run line together, and checks that a run which left items in place adds the partial-failure line while a clean run does not../build.sh: compiles and links with 0 warnings.