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Closing as superseded by #280, which takes over #271. The Windows-native probe on windows-latest showed this launcher replacement isn't needed:
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Candidate for #271: Windows
SystemCommandRunnercreates a console hidden at startup for ordinary descendant inheritance. It preserves null stdin, separate bounded output pipes, an inherited-handle whitelist, suspended job assignment and retained process/thread ownership. Portable launch planning covers EXE/CMD selection and quoting. Production launcher bytes remain unchanged since3973984; later commits are synthetic test/qualification support.The comparison pins the original three-file production seam to
7bb492f, uses separate build directories, and restores/verifies candidate bytes before execution. The observer uses an independent WinEvent pump and desktop enumeration, separate visible controls excluded from original RED, retained identities, bounded runtime and explicit incomplete-coverage reporting.Current head and reviews
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ff165c25567ada3a56784de89705f6373b653927, base7bb492fd3622727eee81b1e31f7256a15e71c3dd.GitHub Codex review and independent fixed-head source review are clean. Zero unresolved review threads. Static review does not establish native qualification.
Current CI is terminal: nine checks pass and Windows fails. Metrics and aggregate build also passed; the CI workflow finished at 4:31 PM EDT on October 25, and Package passed. A fresh 7:39 PM EDT stall audit confirmed no queued/in-progress workflow runs, no new comments, clean current-head reviews and zero unresolved threads. GitHub reports no checks marked required; this does not waive the project's normal all-checks/native qualification gates. No failed-job rerun or duplicate dispatch was made.
Actual native failure and merge blocker
The Windows preflight failed at 4:19 PM EDT on October 25. The retained artifact reports candidate restoration confirmed, qualification unqualified, and
owned lifecycle control deadline. No original/candidate comparison pair launched at this head.READY, live identity/window registration and visible readback succeeded. The callback recorded the creator thread for both SHOW events; no distinct-notifier positive mapping was established. The receipt does not preserve notification-return ACK or the failing wait stage. Destroy and cleanup verification did not complete. This is neither infrastructure failure nor evidence of a production leak.
Microsoft's callback contract permits either the event-generating thread or window-owning thread. NotifyWinEvent returns no per-callback correlation token. The measured callbacks therefore cannot prove the notifier or window generation. No safe attribution repair is established; accepting this outcome as the required distinct-producer proof would weaken qualification.
The exact missing capability is an independently verifiable per-event producer/window-generation binding on a permitted inert Windows target. Establish that contract before another hosted experiment. Original visible RED is separately absent from all retained original-seam runs. Source merge remains blocked by these proof gaps, not by an approval requirement.
Retained evidence and local work
The last fully green engineering head,
448cfbf, still had an unqualified artifact: no original visible counterexample, hidden candidate console, and two unresolved DESTROY events (one historical-cache thread mismatch, one cache miss). Neither was proved to belong to the provider window.The
d62140fWindows run validated native arguments, capture/deadlines, inherited-pipe sentinel and retained abrupt-parent cleanup within the unchanged three-second budget. Earlier failures and no-reproduction artifacts remain retained. No metrics thresholds, exclusions, baselines or waivers changed.Two guard-test files are preserved locally but not committed or pushed: seven Rust binding tests and 23 Python receipt tests pass, along with targeted Clippy/formatting. They demonstrate that owner-thread callbacks and even a hypothetical notification-return ACK cannot satisfy the unchanged missing-mapping gate. They are portable policy evidence, not native visibility RED/GREEN.
Keep draft. Autonomous guarded source merge is authorized only once all actual gates pass. No Home/Laptop execution, sync, relaunch, deployment, task reenable, release or account action is authorized. No held PR #270 diff is included. Do not close #271 or Chief #43 on clean reviews or engineering checks alone. Vendor/default-terminal/deployed-image parity and game-crash causality remain unproved.