Move exact user-patch watching into app boot and audit activation explicitly.
Wait for CLI fallback HMR and preset subtrees. Join the first fiber-disposal
result in the directory chooser and browser package runner. Keep async
update errors observable without restoring generic Loader rollback.
Restore the current workspace-link and Schemastery manifests and their gate.
Preserve unconditional patch-input cloning, awaited Include initialization,
and durable teardown writes. Update diagnostics, snapshots, bilingual docs,
and the exhaustive vendor divergence ledger.
Validation: focused Loader, watcher, preset, inventory, and cleanup tests;
100% watcher coverage; 32 Web preset cases; real CLI webhook model session;
SDK smokes; 13 headless expected cases; 3 recorded-session replays; build,
typecheck, lint contracts, and all 34 doc-sync gates.
A full Node 24/Python 3.12 Vitest run had 21806 passes and two failures:
a baseline-reproduced experimental CSS import failure and a Python probe
timeout that passed alone. The default Node 26/Python 3.9 run additionally
exposed unsupported Python and FileHandle-GC host failures.
Apply real git revert --no-commit operations in reverse order:
acb0797a1421eab128a4bd03355e930c1a221fb0
af97714f2413a3e55f0f15ab1b283beb133b3f2d
2018b0b7e64b444bff82b62c9466f13adc4603bb
43170c027cfbf9155dad7a43c01ca39364d4aef2
a621e927d6b3763798c3929e28912d86c9576f2d
Resolve the app-boot package move, preserve deleted files and frozen archived
notes, retain the modern lockfile graph, and preserve independent later
lifecycle and lazy-config changes. Do not revert 6ac7d72d: that merge also
contains eight unrelated commits from the #936 dependency chain.
This is the mechanical intermediate result. Its focused check exposed
consumer and packaging incompatibilities. The following compatibility
commit supplies those adaptations and reconciles the vendor ledger.
Add a benchmark lane (`vitest.bench.config.ts`, `pnpm run test:bench`,
gate mode `ci-bench`) and a required `node 24 / benchmarks` CI job that
runs it alone. Benchmarks synthesize their input in-process from fixed
parameters and fail on documented budgets:
- `open-generation.bench.ts`: a 200-turn released-v0 log with 500 text
and 125 reasoning deltas per reply (127,400 events, ~2.8 MB) encoded
through the frozen v0 codec; the migrating first `open()` must finish
within 2,000 ms in a child process capped at 128 MB of old space, and a
fresh process must open the published current generation within 500 ms.
- `conversation-fold.bench.client.ts`: 200 replies whose compact streams
hold 2,000 text + 500 reasoning deltas each, folded through every Chat
Definition by the real assembler; the fold must finish within 150 ms
and stay within 3x the fold of the same window with 100 deltas per
reply.
On this commit both gates fail: the migration exhausts the 128 MB heap
(4.8 s and 696 MB peak RSS without the cap; the pre-stack decode of the
same bytes took 34 ms and 168 MB) and the fold scales 11x with the delta
count. The stacked fixes bring both paths to O(records).
@yao-pkg/pkg's SEA bootstrap rewrites child_process commands named node --
including the string after a -c flag, exactly the Bash tool's bash -c form --
to the executable itself and stamps PKG_EXECPATH into every child
environment, so a model-issued 'node --version' silently booted the dsh CLI
instead of the machine's Node. Pin the packager as an exact root
devDependency invoked through pnpm exec and patch out the single
patchChildProcess call from the SEA bootstrap bundle; packaged children now
resolve node through PATH like any other process. The third-party notices
drop the build-time tools section: the packager is now a declared, patched
devDependency, so the manifest and patch tiers disclose it.
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