⚡ Bolt: Parallelize and optimize unit test gate

[heidi-dang]

💡 What: Optimized scripts/03_unit_test_gate.py by implementing parallel execution via ThreadPoolExecutor, pre-compiling regex patterns, and optimizing the Python code heuristic. Also fixed a NameError in heidi_engine/telemetry.py and a FileNotFoundError in os.makedirs.

🎯 Why: The unit test gate was executing samples sequentially, which is a major bottleneck especially when spawning subprocesses for code execution. Regex patterns were also being re-compiled unnecessarily.

📊 Impact: Reduces execution time for 100 samples from ~2.41s to ~0.89s (a ~2.7x speedup) on a 4-core environment.

🔬 Measurement: Run time python3 scripts/03_unit_test_gate.py --input raw.jsonl --output tested.jsonl and compare against baseline. Verify correctness by checking tested.jsonl output and running project tests.

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Code Review

This pull request optimizes and parallelizes the unit test gate script by introducing ThreadPoolExecutor for parallel sample testing, pre-compiling regex patterns at the module level, and using textwrap.indent for safe code wrapping. It also cleans up a redundant cache check in telemetry.py and fixes a directory creation bug in save_jsonl. Feedback highlights a critical issue where worker thread exceptions can cause samples to be silently dropped from the final output, and suggests enhancing the code block regex to support Windows-style line endings.

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[gemini-code-assist]

If a worker thread raises an unhandled exception, calling future.result() will raise that exception, skipping the assignment to results_map. This causes the affected sample to be silently dropped from the final output list, leading to silent data loss.

We should retrieve the index and original sample from the futures dictionary mapping to ensure the sample is preserved in the output and marked as failed.

        for i, future in enumerate(as_completed(futures)):
            idx, sample, _, _ = futures[future]
            try:
                _, tested_sample = future.result()
                results_map[idx] = tested_sample

                # Count results
                test_result = tested_sample.get("test_result", {})
                if test_result.get("passed", False):
                    passed_count += 1
                else:
                    failed_count += 1

            except Exception as e:
                print(f"[ERROR] Worker failed for sample {idx}: {e}", file=sys.stderr)
                sample["test_result"] = {
                    "passed": False,
                    "reason": f"worker_failed: {e}",
                    "blocks_tested": 0,
                }
                results_map[idx] = sample
                failed_count += 1

[gemini-code-assist]

To ensure robustness against Windows-style line endings (\r\n), the regex pattern should support optional carriage returns (\r?\n) before the code block content.

Suggested change

	CODE_BLOCK_RE = re.compile(
	r"```python\n(.*?)```|```\n(.*?)```|`([^`\n]+)`",
	re.DOTALL
	)
	CODE_BLOCK_RE = re.compile(
	r"```python\r?\n(.*?)```|```\r?\n(.*?)```|`([^`\n]+)`",
	re.DOTALL
	)