[Question] How to implement wizard-like navigation flow with Conductor?

I apologize for using the Issue tracking system for asking an how-to question. But StackOverflow does not have much activity on Conductor. So I thought this was the best place to ask this question.

My app has the following screens

- Widget List
- Widget Details
- Create Widget: Step 1
- Create Widget: Step 2

Here's my scenario...

1. User launches app, *Widget List* controller is pushed.
2. User clicks New Widget, *Create Widget: Step 1* controller is pushed.

3. User clicks Go to Step 2, *Create Widget: Step 2* controller is pushed.

4. User clicks Confirm, the widget is created and now I want to pop *Create Widget: Step 1* and *Create Widget: Step 2* and push *Widget Details* for the newly created widget.

Do I pop all the way back to *Widget List* and then push *Widget Details* in 2 separate transactions?

How do I achieve this in a single transaction and take the user straight to *Widget Details* while also simultaneously popping *Create Widget: Step 1* and *Create Widget: Step 2* from the back stack?

The issue names no files, tests, or entry points. Treat it as a Conductor usage and documentation question about controller back-stack navigation and a single transaction; start by checking the project's navigation documentation, and consider the work done when the requested flow is clearly documented.

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