fix(python): isolate generated local applications - #13
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scripts/verify-python-runtime.sh(202 tests, 79.2% combined line/branch coverage, strict mypy, wheel/sdist/server/clean-install gates)scripts/verify-public-export.sh --allow-dirtyPublic information
Yes: this adds end-user runtime behavior, tests, and documentation for generated application isolation. It adds no internal planning, credentials, operational identities, maturity promotion, or package-publication configuration.