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fix(test): exercise native code producer checks in CI - #354
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What Problem This Solves
Fixes CI skipping native code producer Go regressions and native code-store tests accepting failed fixture reads or writes.
User Impact
No user-visible behavior changes. Linux and macOS CI now exercise the existing code-store, commit-gate and core-progress admission tests.
Why This Change Was Made
Reuse the native overlay harness for a separate code-store/command pass: code and cluster define overlapping writer helpers and require separate build tags and overlays. Preserve the cluster pass, measured-test exclusions and compile-only consumers. Check the existing code-store SQL reads, setup mutations, permissions and store handoff closes without changing fixtures or expected values.
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