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chore(build): remove local artifacts and unused native outputs - #80

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Why

The repository tracks machine-local state and an old release bundle, while tooling assumes a Python version it does not declare. Remove those sources of noise and retain only native outputs consumed by the app.

What changed

  • Support Python 3.9 annotations, document interpreter versions, and test 3.9/3.14 in CI.
  • Untrack 20 local-state files and the historical AAB; preserve local copies and document the hash-verified archive and Git recovery path.
  • Remove unused core frameworks, the Intel target, empty dependency blocks and template comments.

Scope

  • Build configuration, Python tooling and repository hygiene. ARM libraries and shared IDE/Xcode configuration remain supported.
  • No history rewrite or release-signing changes.

Blast Radius

Native task configuration changes, but the app consumes the retained shared ARM framework. Local files were preserved byte-for-byte before removal from the index; the release archive is local and recoverable from retained Git history.

Verification

  • All 30 Python tests and three source gates pass under Python 3.9.6 and 3.14.3.
  • Device/simulator ARM compilation passed; combined cleanup passed 526 host and 399 Kotlin native tests, Android assembly/lint, fresh framework export and Swift client compilation and 28 Xcode tests (one expected iPad-only skip).
  • Independent review confirmed task inventory, retained configuration and all preservation/archive hashes.

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t-regbs merged commit e6c17a9 into main Nov 6, 2026
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