The cancel-tool-calls scenario cancels a live bash call, which relies on
POSIX detached-process-group termination; bash has no Windows process-tree
kill yet (deferred with the Bash execution domain), so the hung call times
the scenario out on the native Windows snapshot lane.
Add a posixOnly scenario declaration that skips the run test on win32
while the fixture guards keep covering committed files on every platform,
and mark cancel-tool-calls with it.
Retarget the pruning feature onto the merged compaction foundation.
Adapt content-only tool-result rewrite validation to the session-owned surface manager, migrate the demo wiring to repl-agent, and refresh generated type, catalog, and website contracts while preserving pressure and overflow pruning behavior.
The childToolOmissions comparison arms ran only through the examples
snapshot suites, which the unit coverage gate does not count. Add an
authored child-omission scenario to the synthetic replay suite: one
scripted child omits the declared tool (header pin minus the omission,
prompt pin skipped), one keeps the full set (pin and prompt compared
verbatim), restoring 100% branch coverage on suite.ts.
An omitted maxDepth meant unbounded recursion, and the shipped examples
shipped that default. maxDepth now defaults to 1; a numeric cap requires
the provider's depthLimit capability (the mount fails loud and points to
the explicit 'provider-managed' opt-out for out-of-process providers),
and a child AT the cap loses the delegating tool from its own schema via
the child toolFilter — prompt-face hiding on top of the execution-face
depth check. Examples pin maxDepth explicitly. The ACP snapshot harness
gains Scenario.childToolOmissions so a child session may legitimately
omit declared delegation tools from its pinned header and prompt;
affected subagent/workflow goldens are re-recorded.
Windows does not guarantee that an ordinary child process will continue after its parent exits. The fake ACP agent exited immediately after spawning its late-output descendant, so Windows could tear down that descendant and close the protocol stream before the delayed ACP update was written.
Launch the descendant in detached mode while continuing to inherit stdout and stderr, then unref it as before. This preserves the intended regression boundary: launcher shutdown must wait for descendant-held stdio and parse the final buffered frame after the direct ACP parent exits.
Drive the shutdown path where the requested signal reports a child error without exiting, the bounded marker grace expires, and fallback SIGKILL is accepted.
Assert that both signals are attempted and that close drains the successful fallback exit before preserving the original child error, restoring per-file 100% branch and line coverage for the launcher.
Use Node's explicit inherit stdio mode for the fake descendant instead of passing the parent process stream objects as child descriptors.
This keeps the grandchild's stdout and stderr handles open across the fake ACP parent's exit on Windows, so launcher shutdown must drain the late buffered update and stderr bytes just as it does on POSIX.
A successful Windows termination request can end the process before Node publishes exitCode or signalCode. If a child error wins the shutdown race, give that accepted exit a bounded observation window before escalating or reporting fallback refusal.
Cover a delayed real exit edge, preserve prompt refusal behavior for a genuinely live child, and document the launcher grace without weakening the complete stdio and parser drain boundary.
Model the requested signal setting a child termination marker before the launcher begins fallback handling. The regression proves close drains inherited stdio and propagates the original process error without sending a redundant SIGKILL.
This complements the post-check fallback-refusal race and restores the launcher's required 100% per-file statement and branch coverage.
Pass the fake descendant the parent process's stdout and stderr stream handles instead of Unix-style numeric file descriptors. This lets Windows duplicate the live ACP and diagnostic pipes so launcher shutdown can prove that inherited handles, buffered frames, and stderr all drain after the parent exits.
Observe the pending update promise before initiating shutdown as well, preventing a missing late frame from becoming a transient unhandled rejection before the assertion reports the fixture failure.
Treat a fallback kill refusal as successful termination when the child already carries an OS exit marker. Windows maps Node's supported signal names to forced termination, so the requested signal can end the process between the launcher error race and its fallback SIGKILL.
Drain inherited stdio, the ACP parser, and in-flight callbacks before propagating the original child error in either exit-race path. Preserve AggregateError reporting only for a refused fallback while the process is still live, and add a deterministic cross-platform regression for that ordering.
Three tests in the shared acp-snapshot package hardcoded POSIX path
separators in their assertions, so they failed on Windows where
node:path.join produces backslash paths:
- childFixturePaths (suite.spec.ts): expected literal '/snap/s/session.1.jsonl'
but join returns '\snap\s\...' on Windows; use join() for the expected value.
- harness.spec.ts (env-forwarding test): substring-matched a JSON-encoded
path against raw stdout text, where backslash escaping makes the compare
byte-fragile; parse the env-probe chunk and compare the structured value.
- harness.spec.ts (harvested-cwd test): substring-matched the raw cwd
against JSONL text where the cwd is JSON-escaped; parse the session line
and compare the cwd field.
These were master's latent bugs (the package's tests never ran on Windows
until the Windows CI lane observed them). Verified green on Windows via
scripts/caohuanqi-private/run-ci.py --windows.
