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fix: expose bounded typed Action diagnostics from the runner - #766
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The outcome summary is the bounded contract; opted-in Rust backtraces are separate diagnostics. The runner test builder now clears RUST_BACKTRACE and RUST_LIB_BACKTRACE for its child, without changing user/global settings or suppressing production backtrace opt-in. Canonical documentation states this scope. The Docker regression passes when both variables are enabled in the parent. All 13 runner tests, workspace formatting and strict changed-target Clippy pass. Source manifests and the final raw log are retained as s03-hermetic-green evidence. |
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Closes #756.
The runner hid typed non-committed Action outcomes behind a generic scheduler error. Both the first Action and unexpected duplicate paths now report a bounded summary: obstruction kind, footprint-conflict category and blocker count, or a distinct missing-outcome category. The errors omit raw records and invocation data. Retained obstruction encoding stays unchanged.
Docker RED: a real compiler fixture with a 512-byte output bound returned the generic error for a wider projection; the assertion requiring ResultProjectionInvalid failed. Docker GREEN: all 13 runner tests passed, including the new error-kind, 256-byte length, and no-input/no-raw-record checks. Workspace rustfmt and strict Clippy for the changed binary/integration-test targets passed.
Canonical documentation and CHANGELOG describe the diagnostic boundary. No provider artifact, admission rule, WAL schema or runtime semantic change. The previously reported unrelated all-targets xtask unit-test lint is outside this scope; changed targets and the CI binary route pass.