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This PR installs the current generated git hooks and CI workflow of the ResearchHarness, commit 4e4b534. Two changes reach this repository.

The downgrade job resolves the root and test projects together

.github/workflows/CI.yml (ResearchHarness #157): the Downgrade job runs julia-downgrade-compat with projects: ., test. It resolves Project.toml and test/Project.toml into one manifest, at their lower bounds, and forcedeps checks the lower bounds of both.

Before, it resolved the root project alone, so each indirect dependency came in at its newest version, and the test run, which keeps that manifest, could not add a test-only dependency that caps it. Two forms of this failure appear across these packages: DocStringExtensions 0.10.2 against Documenter 1.19, and CEnum 1.0.0 against CairoMakie or Metal.

The job stays advisory, and the required checks do not change. A lower bound in test/Project.toml that cannot be reached now turns the job red, with forcedeps check failed: Some test dependencies did not resolve to their lower bounds. Such a bound is fixed on this branch before the merge.

The git hooks take the fixes of the hook review

.githooks/pre-commit.jl and .githooks/pre-push.jl (ResearchHarness #156):

• A package name that is not a Julia identifier is refused with one line, before any code is built from it.
• A Project.toml is a package only with both a name and a uuid; otherwise pre-commit runs no load test, and pre-push runs test/runtests.jl.
• An interrupted push waits until the suite's process group is gone, and kills it at the grace time.
• A failed load report starts at its first ERROR: line, and the error refusals print the location line.
• The staged paths reach fatou lint after --, and a fatou failure with no finding line is reported as a failure of fatou; the lint stage stays advisory.

Files

The six files are byte-identical to the ResearchHarness at 4e4b534, as harness githooks --apply and harness workflows --apply install them: CI.yml, .githooks/pre-commit, pre-commit.jl, pre-push, pre-push.jl and test-layout.jl. Only pre-commit and pre-push are executable. Files that already match do not appear in the diff. No package source changes.

Lower bounds for the merged downgrade check

Two commits change Project.toml, test/Project.toml and CHANGELOG.md, so that the merged downgrade check resolves at the lower bounds on Julia 1.12 and the test suite passes there. No .jl file changes.

Raised in Project.toml, each to the version that the merged resolve picks (forcedeps check failed: X resolved to A but lower bound is B):

• ForwardDiff: 0.10, 1 → 0.10.36, 1
• HDF5: 0.16.11, 0.17 → 0.17
• KernelAbstractions: 0.9 → 0.9.15
• LazyArrays: 1,2 → 2.0.2 (LazyArrays 1 is no longer allowed)
• TypedTables: 1 → 1.2

Added in test/Project.toml, where a dependency had no [compat] entry and the merged resolve took its first release:

• GeometricIntegrators = "0.18.6": the first release that allows GeometricBase 0.15; 0.18.0 to 0.18.5 require GeometricBase 0.14.
• OffsetArrays = "1.14": OffsetArrays 1.12 and earlier allow only Adapt 2 to 3, and the environment resolves Adapt 4. 1.13.0 allows Adapt 4, but it overwrites Base.fill on Julia 1.12 and does not precompile there (Method overwriting is not permitted during Module precompilation), which failed the Downgrade job; 1.14.0 is the next release and precompiles. At 1.0.0, reshape(::Array{Float32,3}, ::Int, ::Colon) is ambiguous on Julia 1.12 and test/data_loader/accuracy.jl errors.
• Aqua = "0.8.14": the first release whose piracy check uses Core.methodtable on Julia 1.12. At 0.8.0 the check errors with type Core.TypeName has no field mt; 0.8.13 tests for Core.GlobalMethods, which Julia 1.12 does not define.
• JET = "0.10.1, 0.11, 0.12, 0.13": 0.10.0 is the first release for Julia 1.12, and its captured-variable check throws unhandled LimitedAccuracy in test/quality/jet.jl; 0.10.1 wraps the type in ignorelimited.
• Zygote = "0.7.5": the version that the merged resolve picks.
• SafeTestsets = "0.1".

With these bounds the merged resolve passes, and the test suite passes at the lower bounds on Julia 1.12.7 (aarch64). At those bounds, LLVM.jl 8.1.0, which KernelAbstractions 0.9.15 brings in, prints LLVM extensions library unavailable for your platform during precompilation, because its LLVMExtra_jll 0.0.31 has no build for LLVM 18; no test depends on it.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved error messages for formatting and package-loading checks, including parser details and clearer reporting for invalid package names.
  • Package load checks now require both a package name and UUID in project metadata.
  • Improved cleanup when checks time out or are interrupted, with bounded waiting for remaining processes.
  • Clarified when the advisory formatting check is skipped after a tool failure.
• Chores
  • Updated compatibility requirements for several dependencies and added compatibility bounds for test dependencies.
  • Updated the CI downgrade check to include both the main project and the test project.

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Walkthrough

The pre-commit and pre-push hooks update process cleanup, error reporting, lint handling, and package validation. The CI downgrade job now covers both the root and test projects, and package and test dependency compatibility bounds are updated.

Changes: Julia hook updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Hook process cleanup .githooks/pre-commit.jl, .githooks/pre-push.jl	The pre-commit hook uses a monotonic timeout and closes its SIGKILL timer. The pre-push hook defers interrupts during process startup, signals the process group, and waits for the process and group within the configured limits.
Hook error reporting .githooks/pre-commit.jl, .githooks/pre-push.jl	Error headlines include up to two lines of displayed error text. Parse errors can include a location or parse reason. Load-error output starts at the first ERROR: line when present and is capped at 20 lines.
Fatou lint handling .githooks/pre-commit.jl	The hook passes staged paths after --. For nonzero Fatou exits, it counts output as findings only when lines match the finding format; otherwise, it reports the stage as skipped due to Fatou failure.
Package detection and validation .githooks/pre-commit.jl, .githooks/pre-push.jl	Both hooks require a project name and UUID for package detection and validate names as Julia identifiers. The pre-commit hook skips loading invalid names.

Downgrade and compatibility updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Root and test downgrade projects .github/workflows/CI.yml	The downgrade action now sets projects to ., test. The job comments describe combined resolution and the missing-test-project case.
Package and test compatibility bounds Project.toml, test/Project.toml, CHANGELOG.md	Package compatibility bounds are tightened for ForwardDiff, HDF5, KernelAbstractions, LazyArrays, and TypedTables. The test project adds bounds for six dependencies. The changelog records these changes.

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Change: Other

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Developer
  participant PrePushHook
  participant SuiteProcess
  participant ProcessGroup
  Developer->>PrePushHook: interrupt suite
  PrePushHook->>ProcessGroup: forward SIGINT
  PrePushHook->>SuiteProcess: wait for process exit
  PrePushHook->>ProcessGroup: wait up to grace plus linger
  PrePushHook->>Developer: exit with status 130

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Changed systems: CHANGELOG.md, Project.toml, test

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• observed — CHANGELOG.md (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.
• observed — Project.toml (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.
• observed — test (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.

Before / after behavior

• observed — Modified behavior in Project.toml: The compatibility bounds now require ForwardDiff 0.10.36 or later, HDF5 0.17, KernelAbstractions 0.9.15 or later, LazyArrays 2.0.2 or later, and TypedTables 1.2 or later. This removes compatibility with HDF5 0.16 and LazyArrays 1; the other entries in this range are unchanged.
• observed — Modified behavior in CHANGELOG.md: Adds an [Unreleased] “Changed” section recording five package compatibility bounds selected by the downgrade-check resolution, noting that LazyArrays 1 and HDF5 0.16 are excluded. It also documents test-environment compatibility bounds for its dependencies, including minimum versions and the stated Julia 1.12 or dependency-resolution constraints.
• observed — Modified behavior in test/Project.toml: The [compat] table adds constraints for Aqua (0.8.14), GeometricIntegrators (0.18.6), JET (0.10.1, 0.11, 0.12, or 0.13), OffsetArrays (1.14), SafeTestsets (0.1), and Zygote (0.7.5); the Documenter and GeometricProblems constraints are retained.
• observed — Modified behavior in .github/workflows/CI.yml: Updated the Downgrade job comments to describe resolving direct-dependency lower bounds for the root and test projects together, the shared manifest and test-only dependency conflict examples, and the missing-test-project case.

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Minor · Synchronize both timer callbacks before removing the process group. · pre-commit.jl:80-90

.githooks/pre-commit.jl:80-90
Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Synchronize both timer callbacks before removing the process group.

The timeout path can close killer[] while its SIGKILL callback is already dispatched. close does not wait for that callback, so run_boxed can return while the child group is still alive. The subsequent delete!(BOXED, group) removes the remaining exit cleanup.

The normal path has a second race. The stop callback can run after cleanup observes stopped[] === nothing, create killer[], and leave that timer open after run_boxed returns.

Use one cleanup protocol that synchronizes cancellation of the stop callback, synchronizes any killer callback, and closes killer on both timeout and normal-completion paths. Remove group from BOXED only after that protocol completes.

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Review comment at @.githooks/pre-commit.jl around lines 80 - 90:
Update the cleanup in run_boxed to use one protocol on both timeout and normal
completion: synchronize cancellation of the stop callback, then synchronize any
dispatched killer callback and close the killer timer. Remove the process group
from BOXED only after both callbacks are unable to run and cleanup is complete.

Minor · Protect the SIGINT and timer setup against a second interrupt. · pre-push.jl:101-115

.githooks/pre-push.jl:101-115
Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Protect the SIGINT and timer setup against a second interrupt.

A second InterruptException at signal(Base.SIGINT) or Timer(...) leaves the catch clause at line 97 without the cleanup loop. The hook stops, and group members that do not exit on SIGINT keep running. This conflicts with the docstring's requirement that the program waits until the group is gone. The close(killer) call does not have this problem, because the group is already empty when it runs.

The fix retries the two statements until they both complete. A repeated SIGINT to the group is harmless, and the SIGKILL timer is still armed.

Suggested fix

         if p !== nothing
-            signal(Base.SIGINT)
-            killer = Timer(_ -> signal(Base.SIGKILL), grace)
+            killer = nothing
+            while killer === nothing
+                try
+                    signal(Base.SIGINT)
+                    killer = Timer(_ -> signal(Base.SIGKILL), grace)
+                catch e
+                    e isa InterruptException || rethrow()
+                end
+            end

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Review comment at @.githooks/pre-push.jl around lines 101 - 115:
Update the interrupt-handling setup around signal(Base.SIGINT) and Timer
creation so an InterruptException during either operation retries setup until
the SIGKILL timer is armed; continue to rethrow other errors and preserve the
existing cleanup loop and timer closure.

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Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @.githooks/pre-commit.jl:
- Around line 80-90: Update the cleanup in run_boxed to use one protocol on both
timeout and normal completion: synchronize cancellation of the stop callback,
then synchronize any dispatched killer callback and close the killer timer.
Remove the process group from BOXED only after both callbacks are unable to run
and cleanup is complete.

Review comments at @.githooks/pre-push.jl:
- Around line 101-115: Update the interrupt-handling setup around
signal(Base.SIGINT) and Timer creation so an InterruptException during either
operation retries setup until the SIGKILL timer is armed; continue to rethrow
other errors and preserve the existing cleanup loop and timer closure.

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