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吴佳浩Alben
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* test(firmware): exercise the staging ceiling through the emitted refusal The ceiling recovery added in #6971 was covered through the wording helper only, so a wiring change that passed the schema ceiling where the selected value belongs, or that dropped the remediation, would have stayed green. Adds boundary coverage that calls inventoryFirmwareOutput itself: a sparse file reaches the real byte ceiling without storing the bytes and asserts the projected refusal carries the ceiling recovery, and a one-byte tree below the ceiling asserts the raise advice. Verified red on both regressions — passing the schema ceiling for the selected value fails the below-ceiling case, and restoring the single-form remediation fails both. * test(firmware): compare the emitted recovery with its owner The wiring test matched three phrases of the emitted remediation, so an ad-hoc or truncated action that kept those phrases would still pass while the emitted recovery had diverged from firmwareStagingBudgetRemediation. Assert exact equality with the owner's output for the selected value in both cases instead. Verified red: replacing the emitted action with a divergent sentence that keeps the ceiling phrases now fails both cases, where the phrase matching passed. * chore: retrigger title and readiness checks after the title was corrected * test(firmware): drive the staging ceiling through the request boundary greptile and codex both flagged that the ceiling tests called inventoryFirmwareOutput directly, so they would still pass if request parsing or the provider wiring dropped or replaced max_output_bytes. Add a request-level test that records the parsed request a provider receives: the caller's max_output_bytes arrives unchanged at the schema ceiling and below it, the documented default applies when omitted, and a budget above the schema maximum is rejected before the provider runs. That is the wiring the previous tests assumed rather than asserted.