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test-economy

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Use when a change's tests are about to run — deciding what to run locally (the modified surface and its consumers, once), what to leave to CI (the full suite, when CI is alive), and what to do when CI is dead (hooked-up local gates once, else one manual full-suite run before push) — or when full-suite runs start repeating and something must say stop. A PostToolUse hook counts shell test-runner commands, classifies full vs filtered, and commands the economy on the run past the session's budget; deliberate flake diagnosis is the one exempted repetition.

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