test(snapshot): refresh windows-acl-skill for the tightened skill text
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Load referenced resources only as needed.\n</skill_resources>\n\n<skill_instructions>\n# Diagnose Windows sandbox ACL failures\n\n**Write every approval request in plain words, in the user's language.** The approval prompt is the only thing the user reads before widening access, so it must stand alone: which folder the script touches, that it adds the signed-in user's own full-control entry where a required right is missing and removes foreign package entries, that file contents and owners are not changed, and that each change can be undone with the recovery command the script prints. Keep error codes, `WRITE_DAC`/`WRITE_OWNER`, `S-1-15-2-*` SIDs, `icacls`, verdict names and switches out of the request — they belong in the report you write afterwards. Ask once, for one command.\n\n## One command diagnoses and repairs\n\nThe script has no modes. `-Path`, `-AllowRoot` and `-Out` read the path and every ancestor and repair what the observations prove, in the same run:\n\n- directories on that chain that lack effective `WRITE_DAC` or `WRITE_OWNER` receive a full-control allow ACE for the signed-in user, because DSH cannot provision its workspace grant without them;\n- explicit AppContainer package allow ACEs (`S-1-15-2-*`, except the well-known groups ending in 1 or 2) are removed at their sources, ancestor first, which also removes those packages' access;\n- when the requested directory is one the sandbox cannot provision — the state its provisioning error reports on the workspace root — explicit package allow ACEs anywhere under it are collected in the same run, so a conflicting entry deeper in the tree needs no second request. That walk is bounded and reports `truncated`; if it was truncated, pass the still-failing deeper path once more.\n\nEvery change is backed up first and then verified by re-reading it. `-AllowRoot` bounds all of it: an object is changed only when it is that directory or strictly inside it, so a workspace root can repair itself. Never split this into a diagnostic call and a repair call, never ask twice for one repair, and never pass a mode switch that does not exist.\n\n```powershell\n& '<skill-directory>\\scripts\\diagnose-windows-sandbox-acl.ps1' -Path '<failing-path>' -AllowRoot '<authorized-directory>' -Out '<recovery-directory>'\nexit $LASTEXITCODE\n```\n\nSubstitute full, quoted paths. Keep `-Out` persistent and user-owned, preferably beside the failing workspace inside `-AllowRoot`; never use the skill resource directory, which is deleted when the skill unloads. Pass one path per invocation; do not repeat `-Path` or pass a comma-separated string to `pwsh -File`.\n\n## Decide whether diagnosis applies\n\nDiagnose an unexpected denial of workspace writes, listing, or reads the signed-in user should plainly have. Root-only failure and uniform failure are both eligible.\n\nStop and explain expected denials instead: writes outside the workspace, any write in `read-only`, piped grandchild `spawn EPERM`, or ConstrainedLanguage errors for .NET/COM/reflection. Those need no ACL repair.\n\n## Run it\n\n1. Repeat the failing operation once in the current sandbox. If it succeeds, there is nothing to repair.\n2. If it fails, run the command above confined once, if the sandbox starts at all. A writable `-Out` is enough; `read-only` refuses one.\n3. When sandbox setup itself fails — the error names the workspace root or `SetNamedSecurityInfoW` — every confined call fails before your command runs, so do not retry confined. Request approval for that one command through the normal path and run it unconfined. Unconfined does not elevate the Windows token; it only lifts the file sandbox.\n4. If approval is refused, unavailable, or forbidden by policy, report the path as undiagnosed and stop.\n\n## Read the output\n\nThe script prints a `REPORT` JSON record for every observation, decision, action, verification and recovery, then `SUMMARY FIXED=<n> GRANTED=<n> REFUSED=<n> RESTORED=<n>`. Read all of it; nothing is summarized away.\n\nEach record has `kind`, `operation`, `path`, `status`, `reason`, `details`. `completed` actions only confirm API execution: trust the `verification` records, which report `verified` or `failed` for each `grant` and each package removal. Decide from `details.nextAction`:\n\n| `nextAction` | Meaning |\n|---|---|\n| `verify_original_confined_operation` | Repairs verified; repeat the original operation confined. |\n| `stop` | Nothing was repaired, or a refusal ended the run. Report and stop. |\n| `restore_pending_then_stop` | Rollback waLine truncated
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Load referenced resources only as needed.\n</skill_resources>\n\n<skill_instructions>\n# Diagnose Windows sandbox ACL failures\n\n**Write every approval request in plain words, in the user's language.** The approval prompt is the only thing the user reads before widening access, so it must stand alone: which folder the script touches, that it adds the signed-in user's own full-control entry where a required right is missing and removes foreign package entries, that file contents and owners are not changed, and that each change can be undone with the recovery command the script prints. Keep error codes, `WRITE_DAC`/`WRITE_OWNER`, `S-1-15-2-*` SIDs, `icacls`, verdict names and switches out of the request — they belong in the report you write afterwards. Ask once, for one command.\n\n## One command diagnoses and repairs\n\nThe script has no modes. `-Path`, `-AllowRoot` and `-Out` read the path and every ancestor and repair what the observations prove, in the same run:\n\n- directories on that chain that lack effective `WRITE_DAC` or `WRITE_OWNER` receive a full-control allow ACE for the signed-in user, because DSH cannot provision its workspace grant without them;\n- explicit AppContainer package allow ACEs (`S-1-15-2-*`, except the well-known groups ending in 1 or 2) are removed at their sources, ancestor first, which also removes those packages' access;\n- when the requested directory is one the sandbox cannot provision — the state its provisioning error reports on the workspace root — or it is the authorized root itself, explicit package allow ACEs anywhere under it are collected in the same run, so a conflicting entry deeper in the tree needs no second request. That walk is bounded and reports `truncated` and any directory it could not read; if it was truncated, pass the still-failing deeper path once more.\n\nEvery change is backed up first and then verified by re-reading it. `-AllowRoot` bounds all of it: an object is changed only when it is that directory or strictly inside it, so a workspace root can repair itself. Never split this into a diagnostic call and a repair call, never ask twice for one repair, and never pass a mode switch that does not exist.\n\n```powershell\n& '<skill-directory>\\scripts\\diagnose-windows-sandbox-acl.ps1' -Path '<failing-path>' -AllowRoot '<authorized-directory>' -Out '<recovery-directory>'\nexit $LASTEXITCODE\n```\n\nSubstitute full, quoted paths. Keep `-Out` persistent and user-owned, preferably beside the failing workspace inside `-AllowRoot`; never use the skill resource directory, which is deleted when the skill unloads. Pass one path per invocation; do not repeat `-Path` or pass a comma-separated string to `pwsh -File`.\n\n## Decide whether diagnosis applies\n\nDiagnose an unexpected denial of workspace writes, listing, or reads the signed-in user should plainly have. Root-only failure and uniform failure are both eligible.\n\nStop and explain expected denials instead: writes outside the workspace, any write in `read-only`, piped grandchild `spawn EPERM`, or ConstrainedLanguage errors for .NET/COM/reflection. Those need no ACL repair.\n\n## Run it\n\n1. Repeat the failing operation once in the current sandbox. If it succeeds, there is nothing to repair.\n2. If it fails, run the command above confined once, if the sandbox starts at all. A writable `-Out` is enough; `read-only` refuses one.\n3. When sandbox setup itself fails — the error names the workspace root or `SetNamedSecurityInfoW` — every confined call fails before your command runs, so do not retry confined. Request approval for that one command through the normal path and run it unconfined. Unconfined does not elevate the Windows token; it only lifts the file sandbox.\n4. If approval is refused, unavailable, or forbidden by policy, report the path as undiagnosed and stop.\n\n## Read the output\n\nThe script prints a `REPORT` JSON record for every observation, decision, action, verification and recovery, then `SUMMARY FIXED=<n> GRANTED=<n> REFUSED=<n> RESTORED=<n>`. Read all of it; nothing is summarized away.\n\nEach record has `kind`, `operation`, `path`, `status`, `reason`, `details`. `completed` actions only confirm API execution: trust the `verification` records, which report `verified` or `failed` for each `grant` and each package removal. Decide from `details.nextAction`:\n\n| `nextAction` | Meaning |\n|---|---|\n| `verify_original_confined_operation` | Repairs verified; repeat the original operation confined. |\n| `stop` | Nothing was repaired, or a refusal endedLine truncated
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