[codex] Stabilize probes and add verifiable DMG releases - #2
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Why
Full checks could create their own short proxy/TLS bursts and overstate isolated tail latency. Separately, the release pipeline produced a DMG and checksum but did not prove build provenance or verify the contents of the final mounted image.
Validation
swift test --package-path NetPulse: 24 tests passedcom.ftpai.futeng.NetPulsex86_64andarm64slicesDistribution model
The project intentionally remains free of Developer ID requirements. GitHub Release supplies the Universal DMG and checksum, while GitHub Artifact Attestation binds the DMG digest to the public repository, workflow, and source commit. The app remains unnotarized, so macOS first-launch confirmation is still documented and required.