The first exact-source parallel attempt failed the generated Unraid and QNAP watchdog control. Its real machine-wide process observation is not isolated by private fixture files. Preserve the entire NAS class's serial execution and make concurrency explicit only for the seven modelled-inventory classes. The regression now proves that the serial helper still preserves ordering, as well as bounded parallelism and complete failure/skip/cleanup evidence.
Contract-Neutral: Test-only fixture scheduling; real NAS observations, production manager deadlines, process ownership checks and required test coverage are unchanged.
Change-source: pulse-maintainer
Current successful public CI puts the installer package on the backend critical path for 683-764 seconds. Each registered Python method already owns a separate process and private fixtures; run those methods through the existing Go parallel scheduler, starting their unchanged deadlines only after admission. Keep exhaustive discovery and exact non-skipped method verdicts, with connected parallel, serial, failure, skip and cleanup controls.
Contract-Neutral: Test-only scheduling of already isolated fixture processes; no installer, runtime, service deadline, source selection, required check or native acceptance contract changes.
Change-source: pulse-maintainer
The NAS suite exhausts its aggregate alarm after fifteen successful
controls on macOS Intel. Run each discovered NAS and updater control
under its existing bound, retaining the native phase's ten-minute alarm
and all installer operation deadlines.
Keep required controls mandatory and reject skipped, absent or failed
execution. Exercise discovery and false-pass rejection with real Python
controls, including a newly added method.
pulse-triage[bot]