Does Chapter 36 state that Sai Baba is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu (Chakrapani)?

Chapter 36 of the Shri Sai Satcharitra does not explicitly state that Sai Baba is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. It uses the phrase, "he who attained Lord Vishnu (Chakrapani) has redeemed infinite beings." This wording suggests attainment or realization of the divine principle represented by Lord Vishnu, rather than a direct incarnation. The chapter focuses on Sai's role as a Sadguru who guides devotees to spiritual welfare. It describes him as a "complete supporter of spiritual goals" and one who has "renounced worldly life." The text highlights his greatness and ability to redeem beings through his grace and spiritual attainment, but based strictly on this passage, it doesn't make a direct claim of him being a Vishnu avatar.