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fix(bundle): drop fs-local from the Windows layer — duplicate ctx.fs registration failed load

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The Windows platform layer re-enables the base fs-sandbox row (removing its disable), but still inserted dsh-fs-local: both extend FileSystem and provide ctx.fs, so every shipped win32 profile failed at load. Delete the insert; fs-sandbox stays the single fs provider exactly as on POSIX. Sync the roster specs, the base/reference README pairs, the sandbox core doc (read-only grants no sink on Windows), the windows-shell JSDoc, and re-record the i18n pairings.
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Huanqi Cao
2026-08-08 02:11:15 +08:00
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@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ Process shutdown gives the plugin tree up to five seconds to dispose. The first
All modes treat the invoking directory as the default workspace root, load applicable `AGENTS.md` or `CLAUDE.md` instructions with a 65,536-byte render budget, and use an in-memory SQLite session content index. Long-lived surfaces watch valid edits of both `cordis.patch.yml` layers (profile and home) and reapply them transactionally; one-shot runs read the files once at startup.
New sessions default to the `workspace-write` permission preset. Bash and filesystem mutations are restricted to the session workspace and platform temporary roots; reads, network access, and process visibility are not confined. `DSH_PERMISSION_MODE` changes the process fallback. Stored General-settings permissions affect later Web sessions, not an already-open one. On win32 hosts booting a shipped profile, the Windows platform layer removes the permission, sandbox, and approval rows entirely: the pwsh shell and the fs tools run unconfined with no workspace boundary (Windows has no OS sandbox runner — landlock/bwrap/seatbelt are POSIX-only — so the shipped posture is honest danger-full-access rather than a boundary the shell could bypass), and `DSH_PERMISSION_MODE` and stored permission settings have no effect there.
New sessions default to the `workspace-write` permission preset. Bash and filesystem mutations are restricted to the session workspace and platform temporary roots; reads, network access, and process visibility are not confined. `DSH_PERMISSION_MODE` changes the process fallback. Stored General-settings permissions affect later Web sessions, not an already-open one. On win32 hosts booting a shipped profile, the same permission surface runs over the Windows ACL restricted-token runner: the pwsh executor and the fs tools enforce the workspace boundary through `@deepseek-ai/dsh-sandbox-windows-acl` exactly as on POSIX (the Windows `workspace-write` grant is the workspace plus the real temp directory; `read-only` grants nothing).
`DSH_TOOLS_MODE` selects `native`, `code`, or `both` for the process; another value fails at boot. [`config/core-web.cordis.yml`](../config/core-web.cordis.yml) is an optional RL-compatible `--patch` overlay that pins native mode, renders only `DSH_SYSTEM_PROMPT` or `You are a helpful software engineer assistant.` as the system prompt, disables Workspace instructions and every Web runtime prompt contribution, and exposes only persistent `bash` and `str_replace_editor` while retaining the shipped host, browser, workspace, persistence, and permission composition.