The three lib.sh delegation helpers (delegate_submit_job, delegate_publish_event, start_watchdog) had zero direct test coverage, so a "full suite green" gate would have been vacuous for the Phase 1 extraction. Add the regression oracle before the move: - C-01..C-09 golden tests for the shell helpers: the non-fatal contract (empty job id, missing script, non-zero interpreter exit), exact argv forwarding, stdout-is-the-job-id-alone, and the daemon's PID/dedup/log-path behaviour. All are parametrized over MAM_DELEGATION_PY so the legacy and python bodies must agree. - CLI contract snapshots taken from the argparse parsers rather than --help text, so wording stays free to change but option names, choices and defaults do not. - Auto-completion invariant guards for the three surfaces that decide job status: EVENT_TO_STATUS, the wrapper's exit-code mapping, and reconcile.sh's terminal mutation literals. - conftest: PV-2/PV-3 session guards asserting that every non-delegation lib_py.* module resolves to the real skills tree and that no temp-tree sys.path entry contributes a lib_py package. MAM_ENV_FILE is pointed at an absent file inside the sandbox so delegation code can never inject the real .mam.env into a test process. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UrDNJkHmm18uu7n7JwV5Qd
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#!/bin/bash
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# Stub monitor used by the Phase 1 watchdog characterization tests.
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# Sleeps so the spawned PID stays observable; never touches the registry.
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echo "fake reconcile started: $*"
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sleep 60
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