sunshine_eggo
Happy Breffast!
It was less of a "I'm worried about 3.75v in particular" situation and more of a "why didn't protection re-engage when it hit 3.65v again?". Shouldn't it re-protect at 3.65v?
It was still poked full. There was negligible capacity lost in the fall from 3.65 to 3.50. Protection actions have an associated timing. Given that the cell was completely full, the applied current induced 3.75V before the clamping triggered at 3.65V arrested it. Watch any BMS like a hawk, and you'll see similar behavior.