docs(blog): test the filename between the tools - #51
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🤖 AI code reviewAdds a blog post about testing the filename between the tools, covering the ActivityWatch Research Edition installer filename mismatch, the fix in a related PR, and the follow-up installer contract tests that execute the production collection helper on Linux. Also adds the corresponding Open Graph image asset. Safe to merge — no P0/P1 findingsConfidence 5/5 ✅ No findings. The diff looks correct to me on this pass. Files changed (1) — the diff as I read it
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Publishes “Test the Filename Between the Tools,” a post about the ActivityWatch Research Edition installer filename mismatch and the follow-up tests that execute the production collection helper on Linux. It explains how fixtures derived from the real Inno definitions cover the two naming stages and keeps compilation, signing, installation, and release readiness outside those tests' claims.
Includes the matching Open Graph card. Validation: scoped source hooks and redacted sync; independent fact-check against ActivityWatch/activitywatch#1436, ActivityWatch/activitywatch#1438, and the failed Windows job logs; full Jekyll/CSS build; rendered-page and OG inspection.