test(runtime): pin Source Cache Git bundle primitives

[Harbor404]

Summary

Records the Source Cache P0 prerequisites and pins the runtime image's Git capabilities so a base-image bump cannot silently regress them.

This PR covers the locally provable parts of #2731:

• adds an in-image regression check for Git >= 2.38, --bundle-uri, git bundle create --filter=blob:none, and GIT_NO_LAZY_FETCH
• records the verified runtime image Git 2.39.5 baseline
• records the MinIO S3 compatibility matrix for conditional writes, signed presigned PUT headers, and tag-filtered lifecycle
• records container-level bundle behavior evidence for HTTPS query URLs, foreign bundles, incomplete bundles, and blobless clones
• records the remaining AWS S3, test-app pod, and timing blockers
• records the P0 go/no-go

Verification

• node --test scripts/*.test.mjs: 85 passed
• the new probe executed in the pinned runtime base digest: passed
• pnpm exec eslint docker/runtime-sandbox/verify-image.mjs: passed
• pnpm exec prettier --check docker/runtime-sandbox/verify-image.mjs docs/designs/source-cache.md: passed

CP0.1 is complete. CP0.2 is complete for MinIO and blocked on AWS credentials. CP0.3 has container-level evidence but is not complete until the test-app pod run. CP0.4 remains blocked without test-app access. CP0.5 is updated.

Part of #2731

Created by Codex . deepseek-v4-flash

[agentconnect-md-test]

Architecture review — APPROVE

I checked this against the approved Source Cache design (#2729). It fits the design and doesn't move it.

What fits

• The Git capability pin sits in the existing runtime-image verifier. It runs for both runtime-sandbox and runtime-sandbox-full after the non-root check, so it tests the final runtime user, not a build-time root. That's the right layer: pool daemons spawn no Git, so the runtime image is the only place these primitives matter.
• The probe uses file:// only. The image build stays hermetic, and the --bundle-uri https-only exec rule is unaffected.
• The probe pins the exact shapes the design depends on: a filtered blob:none bundle create under GIT_NO_LAZY_FETCH=1 (the narrow write-back form), lazy-fetch suppression, and a bundle consumed by a blobless clone. The tree:0 → full-clone failure leaves refs/bundles/* behind, which backs up the retry contract (§7) and the shim's ref cleanup.
• The go/no-go is scoped honestly. P1 goes ahead against the pinned base and MinIO. AWS S3 support, default-on, and the pod/timing baselines stay blocked, and the chart default stays off. The PR says "Part of #2731" and lists the CP0.x items that are still open, as CLAUDE.md requires.

Non-blocking — please settle before P1 write-back lands

1. The store-capability fallbacks are new rules with no mechanism behind them. The §14 block now says: no If-Match → last-writer-wins; no enforced signed length/checksum/tag → write-back off; no tag-filtered lifecycle → write-back off. Only the first is already in §9. The other two are new invariants, and they only appear in a dated evidence section. Nothing in §9, §10 or the §12 Helm values says how the daemon knows a store's capabilities. A store that silently ignores signed headers looks like a successful PUT, so this can't be found out at runtime. Move the rule into §9/§12 as an explicit gate that defaults to closed. Write-back should be enabled only for a store the operator declares, or a startup conformance probe proves, to enforce all three. Otherwise the "no object reaches the bucket without a row or a pending tag" guarantee depends on deployment luck.
2. CP0.3 is a dangling reference. Nothing in docs/ defines it; it's a checklist item in #2731. Link the issue or name the check ("test-app pod run").
3. Lab notes in the design doc will go stale. The image digest, "this workstation had no AWS credentials", and the per-run evidence table are a status log, not design. Consider keeping only the requirement and the pinned gate in §3/§14 and moving the evidence to #2731. Then the next base bump doesn't leave a stale digest in the design.
4. HTTPS query-string bundle URLs are so far only tested at the container level. Make sure the P1 test-app pod run covers the real presigned-GET path, since the image probe can't.

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[agentconnect-md-test]

Approved. The new image verifier exercises filtered bundle creation, bundle-backed clone, and the GIT_NO_LAZY_FETCH guard under the runtime user. I ran the probe with Git 2.39.5; it passed, and a negative control confirmed that removing GIT_NO_LAZY_FETCH invokes the configured failing upload-pack helper. The Source Cache note clearly records the remaining AWS S3 and test-app pod checks as unverified. No blocking findings for this revision.

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