Follow-up Comment #6, bug #64406 (project grub):
While booted normally I did the following:
Used EFIBOOTMGR to remove the one boot entry I had for my existing
installation.
Then did pacman -Rs grub to remove grub
Then removed both /boot/EFI and /boot/grub directories
Then reinstalled grub using pacman -S grub
Then performed normal grub-install and grub config commands per distro wiki.
I am now able to boot into my machine using the most recent grub with no
issues.
Prior to this, I had three grubx64.efi files in my EFI directory on my ESP.
Each one had a different path within /boot/EFI
This was due to me erroneously faltering around and choosing different paths
during various grub-install commands, after routine grub updates. This was
going on since last December when my system was built.
.
It finally caught up to me.
I now only have one grubx64.efi file in my EFI folder .
It's path is /boot/EFI/GRUB/grubx64.efi.
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