fix(smoke): isolate parallel tsx transforms - #2457
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Summary
Evidence
PR #2455 run https://github.com/Automattic/wp-codebox/actions/runs/33534543967 failed in the parallel phase with a missing named export that is present in source. Focused, package, and contract runs pass, and no parallel test mutates the affected source. The bare
tsxworkers shared the only remaining cross-process state: tsx's global per-user transform cache.Verification
npx tsx tests/smoke-discovery.test.tsnpm run buildnpx -p node@22 node node_modules/tsx/dist/cli.mjs scripts/run-smoke.ts --group=check(343 commands, concurrency 8, Node 22.23.2)Fixes #2456.
AI assistance
OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol via OpenCode analyzed the CI-only loader failure, audited shared repository mutation and tsx cache boundaries, implemented the parallel-worker isolation, and ran the exact Node 22 aggregate. Chris Huber directed and owns the work.