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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ whenever a tool's inputs/outputs change.**
| Tool | Purpose | Run | Reads → Writes |
|---|---|---|---|
| `validate.py` | Layered project validation front door. `core` regenerates/runtime-checks opcode metadata, lints canonical registries, runs pure Python tooling tests and the 502 .NET cases without the `Workspace` trait, checks generated opcode references, and runs `git diff --check`. `workspace` adds the 88 explicitly traited installed-data/native-oracle cases, corpus-derived global generation, real-data Python suites, full SYS4 decode, and Python RECOVER. `runtime` adds the Godot C# build and forced-portable threaded self-test. `full` combines all phases and adds the booted faithful-wait C# scene sweep. Selected prerequisites are strict: an unavailable game/corpus/Godot requirement fails before execution instead of becoming a green skip. Each gate has a timeout and UTF-8 log under `build/validation/validate-<timestamp>/`; Godot receives an isolated validation-owned user-data/log root there so it cannot read or modify the developer's saves/settings. The final table reports results/durations and a before/after Godot-process leak audit. | `validate.py` (defaults to `--level full`) · `--level core|workspace|runtime|full` · `--godot <console>` · `--game-root <install>` · `--verbose` · `--fail-fast` | sources + selected toolchain/game/corpus prerequisites → console summary + ⚙ `build/validation/validate-*/<gate>.log` |
| `validate.py` | Layered project validation front door. `core` regenerates/runtime-checks opcode metadata, lints canonical registries, runs pure Python tooling tests and the source-only .NET cases without the `Workspace` trait, checks generated opcode references, and runs `git diff --check`. Its .NET solution restore, CLI build, and test-project execution are separate low-memory gates; restore/build parallelism, compiler/MSBuild servers, server GC, and debug-symbol emission are disabled so constrained hosted runners do not kill Roslyn with exit 137. `workspace` adds the explicitly traited installed-data/native-oracle cases, corpus-derived global generation, real-data Python suites, full SYS4 decode, and Python RECOVER. `runtime` adds the Godot C# build and forced-portable threaded self-test. `full` combines all phases and adds the booted faithful-wait C# scene sweep. Selected prerequisites are strict: an unavailable game/corpus/Godot requirement fails before execution instead of becoming a green skip. Each gate has a timeout and UTF-8 log under `build/validation/validate-<timestamp>/`; Godot receives an isolated validation-owned user-data/log root there so it cannot read or modify the developer's saves/settings. The final table reports results/durations and a before/after Godot-process leak audit. | `validate.py` (defaults to `--level full`) · `--level core|workspace|runtime|full` · `--godot <console>` · `--game-root <install>` · `--verbose` · `--fail-fast` | sources + selected toolchain/game/corpus prerequisites → console summary + ⚙ `build/validation/validate-*/<gate>.log` |
| `test_validate.py` | Pure tests for launcher-equivalent explicit/environment/PATH/conventional resolution precedence, invalid-explicit hard failure, level composition, and final gate ordering. | `test_validate.py` | temporary files only |
Levels are cumulative around `core`: `workspace` means core+workspace-corpus, `runtime` means core+Godot,
@@ -45,7 +45,8 @@ access; failure logs are retained for seven days. The private remote's default a
`develop`; pushes and pull requests targeting it select the gate. The rewritten repository is published there,
and the first actual Linux/Gitea core run succeeded on 2026-08-03 before the later source-history sanitation;
its tree-equivalent rewritten commit is `524ea74`. The hosted gate also succeeded on the sanitized lineage at
`d673652` on 2026-08-03.
`d673652` on 2026-08-03. The same driver now owns the constrained-memory .NET environment rather than relying on
workflow-only settings, so local and hosted core/workspace runs share the Roslyn memory contract.
The artifact wrapper is `.gitea/workflows/linux-release-build.yml`. It runs independently from the fast core
gate on `develop` pushes, manual dispatch, and `v*` tag pushes. Independent Linux and Windows jobs use the same