Make test suite runnable from clean checkout + cross-platform vram_detect
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runnable-test-suite (parent) — complete. Three sub-tasks all complete: - make-tests-runnable: add requirements.txt pinning pytest==7.4.4, sweep all docs/prompts from bare 'python' to 'python3' (stock macOS/Windows ships python3), add idempotent .venv install block to scripts/install.sh, and add 'from __future__ import annotations' to 3 dashboard modules using PEP 604 union syntax at definition time so they import on Python 3.9+. The PEP 604 bug was caught by the streak verifier itself during implementation. - vram-detect-cross-platform: scripts/vram_detect.py now branches on platform.system() for Linux/Darwin/Windows. macOS path uses system_profiler SPDisplaysDataType (Apple Silicon unified memory via sysctl hw.memsize; Intel Macs via 'VRAM (Total):'). Windows uses wmic path win32_VideoController get AdapterRAM with PowerShell fallback. Linux /proc/meminfo and nvidia-smi/lspci paths unchanged (regression test locks them). Added 14 local-LLM context-window entries (llama-3.1, qwen2.5, mistral, deepseek-r1/v3, glm-4/4.5, gemma-2, phi-3/4) with source-cited model cards. Added _probe_ollama_model() that runs 'ollama list' as a last-resort fallback. run_command() now wraps PowerShell cmdlets on Windows (['powershell', '-NoProfile', '-NoLogo', '-Command', ...]). - vram-detect-cross-platform-tests: 11 new monkeypatched tests in tests/test_vram_detect.py covering Linux/Darwin/Windows branches for detect_ram and detect_gpu_vram, prefix-match for unknown model names, ollama probe, Windows PowerShell wrapper, and a LOCKED regression test for _detect_ram_linux(). All external subprocess/sysctl/wmic calls are mocked; no live hardware probes. Suite total: 235 passed, 0 errors. Verified on this box: gpu_vram_gb 0 -> 32 on Apple M5 (32GB unified memory), target context correctly jumped 12k -> 42k. Subtask-2 implementation was authored by local LLM (gemma-4-26B-A4B-it via headroom proxy @ localhost:8787). The 10-consecutive-clean-pass streak verifier ran as the independent checker model (article #2/#9/#13 in 'WTF Is a Loop? Part 2'). One anti-spin rail fired: local LLM produced inline branches where subtask-3 tests expected private _detect_ram_linux() helper; extracted helper to match the test contract without weakening tests. Parent + all 3 subtasks complete. Prior opencode-subagent implementation of subtask-2 preserved in git stash for reference.
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### Added
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- **Added:** `requirements.txt` pinning `pytest==7.4.4` for reproducible test runs.
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- **Added:** `scripts/install.sh` now creates `.venv/` and installs pytest into it.
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- **Harness pre-edit hook**: `--can-edit` now supports project-level checks without `--task`, file scope checks with `--file`, and `--json` output for machine-readable harness integration
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- **opencode plugin**: `plugins/automaton-guard/plugin.ts` — intercepts `edit` and `write` tool calls, calls `--can-edit` before allowing modifications
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- **Git pre-commit hook**: `scripts/git-hooks/pre-commit` — blocks commits when no task is in an edit-allowed phase (universal safety net for all harnesses)
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- **Framework version marker**: `config.md` now includes version 2.0 with state enforcement indicator
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### Changed
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- **Changed:** All documented `python` invocations now read `python3` (stock macOS / Windows Python ship as `python3`).
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- **orchestrate.md**: Reduced from 493 to 143 lines; gate-check loop replaces soft advisory approach; approval gates enforced at research, decomposition, design, and test_design
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- **workflow.md**: Rewritten to reference `.state` as canonical phase indicator; approval sub-states documented; enforcement via `status.py` documented
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- **All phase prompts**: Added `.state` precondition check, pre-work validation, ALLOWED/FORBIDDEN sections, handling user overrides
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