Publish capture source and add archive manifests

[LightCyan01]

Capture ZIPs now include a manifest with stream hashes, sizes, record counts, hook coverage and recovery status. Checkpoints preserve verified data after a crash, observer failures remain visible, and combat snapshots include summon results and fields previously cut off by the field limit.

Publish AtelierCapture source and move installer binaries out of the Git tree. Releases build the modified BepInEx 6.0.0-be.788 runtime, HarmonyX 2.16.1 and custom HarmonySupport from public source and pinned dependencies, with checksums, build provenance, build instructions and a changelog. No game-generated assemblies or private-server files are included.

[LightCyan01]

@greptileai Please review this PR, including archive integrity/recovery, recording performance and the source-only release workflow.

[greptile-apps]

Confidence Score: 5/5

[High impact] The PR appears safe to merge; the remaining request for archive recovery tests is non-blocking.

Findings

1.  Archive recovery has no tests ▶

Summary

Publishes capture source and builds release installers from source with pinned dependencies. Capture ZIPs now include stream hashes, counts, hook coverage, and recovery details.

• AtelierCapture records API traffic and selected battle activity.
• Each capture ZIP includes stream details and recovery status.
• Releases build the installer, capture plugin, and modified runtime from public source with pinned dependencies.

Diagram

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flowchart TD
  A[Capture events] --> B[Bounded writer queue]
  B --> C[Completed gzip blocks]
  C --> D[Checkpoint with run identity and hashes]
  D --> E[ZIP with four streams and manifest]
  F[Next launch] --> G{Completed ZIP exists?}
  G -->|No| H[Pack verified checkpoint prefixes]
  G -->|Yes| I[Check run, checkpoint, and stream hashes]
  H --> J[Clean temporary files]
  I -->|Checks pass| J
  I -->|Checks fail| K[Keep temporary files]

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[greptile-apps]

Archive recovery has no tests

The new archive and checkpoint code has no automated tests, and CI only builds and packages it. Add tests for empty streams, multiple gzip members, an unfinished tail after a checkpoint, bad checkpoint hashes, and extracted manifest hashes and counts. These paths can produce a successful build while breaking recovery or the archive format.

Note: If this suggestion doesn't match your team's coding style, reply to this and let me know. I'll remember it for next time!

[LightCyan01]

Local automated checks cover empty streams, concatenated gzip members, unfinished checkpoint tails, corrupt or truncated committed data, missing or invalid checkpoint hashes, and independently recomputed extracted hashes, byte lengths and record counts. These checks passed on the final source, along with shutdown and interrupted-cleanup checks.

[greptile-apps]

Understood. Since the recovery and archive behavior is covered by owner-maintained local checks, and publishing those harnesses is explicitly outside this PR’s authorized scope, I’m withdrawing the test-suite request for this change. No additional test files are required here.

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[greptile-apps]

Thanks for the clarification. Those checks cover the recovery, corruption, gzip, and manifest-integrity cases raised in the comment, and the shutdown/cleanup checks add useful coverage as well. Since they passed against the final source, this concern is resolved.