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run-affected-tests

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Run only the tests a diff actually affects (per contracts/impact-map.yaml) plus always-run smoke, escalate to the full suite on hub changes, and write an honest report. The test stage (H3/H7).

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The test node of the DAG — until v1.6.0 the one stage with no dedicated skill (the tester agent ran suites ad hoc, and CodeProvider's proposal flagged the gap). It exists so "only test the affected area" is a repeatable, honest procedure rather than a judgement call made fresh each change.

Pairs targeted-tester (runs the scoped/full decision) with tester (writes suites when the affected area has none). The selection is driven by contracts/impact-map.yaml + .harness/control/agent-config.yaml, both project-owned — the skill ships in the bundle, the mapping and the runner command belong to the project (C2, the two-layer Agent Pack split).

Safety over speed, always. A file outside every map group, or a hub change, forces the full suite. The report names skipped groups out loud; a silent subset that reads as full coverage is the exact failure this stage is meant to prevent.

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