Since Evergreen doesn't have a native undelete concept this will be awkward. We could add a trigger that triggers off an undelete but it won't have any idea if the undelete is because of a merger reversal or not. Note that if we add something like a utility function to unmerge record merges that bundles undeleting a record and unsettling the merge to I think we should take that as an opportunity to add some merge tracking, specifically tracking volumes moved and title level holds and move those back as appropriate.
Since Evergreen doesn't have a native undelete concept this will be awkward. We could add a trigger that triggers off an undelete but it won't have any idea if the undelete is because of a merger reversal or not. Note that if we add something like a utility function to unmerge record merges that bundles undeleting a record and unsettling the merge to I think we should take that as an opportunity to add some merge tracking, specifically tracking volumes moved and title level holds and move those back as appropriate.