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test(windows): close native coverage gaps

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Tianyi Cui
2026-08-09 03:12:58 +08:00
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The project-skill composition fixture had one separate eventual-consistency race: on a contended host the agent could begin its next model step after `write` returned but before Chokidar invalidated the skill catalog, moving the replacement catalog behind the subsequent `skill` call. The fixture now holds that post-write tool boundary until the real registry observes `hot-skill`, then retains its strict request-order and durable-transcript assertions. Production code remains asynchronous; the test explicitly waits for the watcher contract it intends to exercise instead of relying on scheduler timing or accepting a different request index.
POSIX mode bits, chmod-based unreadability, and chmod-based writer-lock refusal do not exist as equivalent Windows facilities. Those acceptance cases remain enforced on POSIX and are skipped on Windows; content, atomic replacement, symlink safety, rollback and recovery through platform-independent filesystem conflicts, and native Windows long-path behavior remain covered. No supported product source is excluded from Windows coverage to accommodate these differences.
The next exact-head run passed all 10,933 instrumented tests but correctly failed the per-file threshold at 99.95%, exposing five branches that Linux happened to cover. Deterministic cross-platform fixtures now exercise backward PTY scrollback pagination, a settings document that names a directory, an invalid SQLite filename, and an atomic-writer lock beneath a regular-file parent. The credentials provider's remaining `stat` and mode-enforcement arm is intrinsically POSIX, so it carries the same narrow annotated peer ignore used by the durable JSONL and storage backends; its behavior test remains enforced on POSIX. The threshold and source-file inventory remain unchanged.
POSIX mode bits, chmod-based unreadability, and chmod-based writer-lock refusal do not exist as equivalent Windows facilities. Those acceptance cases remain enforced on POSIX and are skipped on Windows; content, atomic replacement, symlink safety, rollback and recovery through platform-independent filesystem conflicts, and native Windows long-path behavior remain covered. Only intrinsically POSIX source arms carry narrow, explained denominator ignores; no source file or platform-independent branch is excluded from Windows coverage to accommodate these differences.
Wine-only infrastructure is absent from the supported workflow: there is no apt-cache producer, compatibility script, hoisted snapshot install, Windows Node download, or local `check:windows-wine` command. The [archived Wine experiment](../../archived/process/2026-07-27-wine-windows-gates-experiment.md) remains historical evidence for its measured latency and fidelity trade-offs, not a current execution path.