Trim Between Lap Siding and Cedar Shakes
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I would not rely on a tyvek overlap.
What about using the z flashing to lip over the top of your siding.
Run your felt down to the kick out.
Starter coarse of shingle down to the kick out , then the first coarse drops over and covers the little bit of metal of the kick out.
You might have to putz with the thicknesses a bit (on the starter coarse )so that 1st coarse isn’t short of or sticking beyond the z. The rest of the above courses should all look the same.