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fix: qualify generic Python using an existing-source fixture - #91
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Classification: fix in the owner release declaration. Generic Python deliberately rejects Builder.Create, so generated-service conformance can never qualify it. Declare the existing CLI attach-existing-source mode and ship a real locked Python workspace with one unittest; the isolated candidate is selected through latest, never a stale release. A regression loads the actual workspace and runs its test with uv.
Actual codefly agent ci using downloaded Go v0.0.54 and CLI audit isolation fix: 6 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped. The child workspace gate ran verify, sync-drift, lint, compile, test, audit, SBOM and build. Full Go tests, vet and build passed. Evidence /tmp/codefly-release-622/evidence-python-fixture/report.json. Upstream-unpatched Docker GO-2026-4883/4887 remain disclosed.
The fixture explicitly selects CPython 3.12 through .python-version. Core #627 separately records the incompatible default when only requires-python >=3.12 is declared; this PR qualifies explicit interpreter selection, not fallback resolution.