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fix(ci): qualify the integrated engine and public Bun repair series - #45
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The terminal run41267060695 contains a concrete external-Node expectation mismatch. The unchanged Bun process test spawns The test already owns an explicit The newer Bun sync remains a separate qualification target requiring matching AOT artifacts. No rerun or replacement of this PR's execution route was dispatched by this audit. |
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Qualify the upstream-synced engine against the public signed Bun repair series in openclaw/bun#221. The fifteen integration files retain the native proof owners, exact source/adapter identities, source restoration, complete namespace/proxy/stack accounting, and publication guards.
The engine source and upstream merge history from #34 and #46 are preserved. Qualification uses Bun
30f563c446f5c0ebb2d71d16ac985c22c037b53b, tree5148dde801b8774f4b0fe610f310c89d708c75dd, with a measured artifact-manifest overlay. Shipping pins and release assets are unchanged.Validation:
30f563c/ engineb801008evidence. The subsequent three-file Linux cache-check repair leaves all production engine and Darwin control inputs identical; their identities were verified.Source/control reviews are scoped clean. Earlier full Debug timing failures remain recorded; these results do not claim an all-green full Debug suite. Bun's stock CI still needs a coherent immutable AOT artifact publication and shipping-manifest promotion before its separate merge. This PR does not publish a release.