docs: record final integrated main validation - #1149
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| The local integrated sweep also passed formatting, workspace clippy, workspace tests, documentation, dependency policy, audit, desktop frontend tests/typecheck/build, native desktop tests, updater/CLI fixtures, memory/daemon/browser/config/agent/TUI focused suites, and `git diff --check`. The coverage job initially exposed one invalid `llvm-profdata` input; its exact rerun passed without a source change, so it is recorded as a transient CI profile failure rather than suppressed. | ||
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| The implementation is **PARTIALLY VERIFIED** against the original ledger. Source behavior and disposable fixtures are covered, and the final cross-platform CI matrix is green. These acceptance items remain environment-dependent and are intentionally not inferred: a real installed-binary restart on every supported OS, reproduction of the historical legacy helper, live publication-channel latency/identity behavior, native packaged renderer/accessibility interaction, credential-gated live provider scenarios, and production latency benchmarks. See the issue comments on #1124–#1127 for the exact remaining limits. |
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Do not call the final cross-platform CI matrix green from this evidence: the exact-SHA list contains only the automatically triggered architecture, browser, rolling-build, and CodeQL workflows, while .github/workflows/desktop.yml and product-acceptance.yml expose three-OS workflow_dispatch suites and other applicable full workflows such as Deep Validation are also dispatchable. This fails the immediately preceding requirement to dispatch and record all applicable full CI/acceptance workflows; add their exact-commit run results or explicitly list them as not run and downgrade the conclusion.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L123-L125
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| - Publish Rolling Main: run [34130502674](https://github.com/benclawbot/Medusa/actions/runs/34130502674) | ||
| - Push on main / CodeQL: run [34130501932](https://github.com/benclawbot/Medusa/actions/runs/34130501932) | ||
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| The local integrated sweep also passed formatting, workspace clippy, workspace tests, documentation, dependency policy, audit, desktop frontend tests/typecheck/build, native desktop tests, updater/CLI fixtures, memory/daemon/browser/config/agent/TUI focused suites, and `git diff --check`. The coverage job initially exposed one invalid `llvm-profdata` input; its exact rerun passed without a source change, so it is recorded as a transient CI profile failure rather than suppressed. |
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Replace this aggregate pass statement with the actual commands, result/count for each command, and the failed and rerun coverage job identifiers. The ledger explicitly requires actual commands, counts, failures, and omissions, but labels such as “workspace tests” and “focused suites” do not establish whether the required --all-features --locked variants ran, and the unlinked coverage rerun cannot be audited or checked for the required flake investigation.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L42-L43
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Record the merged implementation PRs, final main SHA, exact successful post-merge workflow runs, local validation coverage, the transient coverage profile rerun, and remaining environment-gated acceptance limits in the product-quality ledger.