fix: preserve worker failures and enforce scientific acceptance - #17
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A worker can commit valid numerical results and then time out or fail during teardown. The supervisors can currently return that run as accepted, and artifact refresh can replace the committed scientific state with an orchestration failure.
Record post-commit timeout, cancellation, teardown failure, and unexpected exit codes consistently in Python/CLI and MCP execution. Preserve the numerical outcome in
result.json; inspection reports the interruption throughrun.json. Refresh artifact hashes without collapsing those two states, and preserve completed items when a batch worker fails.Also validate requested properties when importing completed evaluation results. Relaxation acceptance requires convergence plus its required passed check; reject contradictory convergence claims and forces exceeding the requested threshold. Existing valid unconverged results remain readable and unaccepted.
Validation: focused API, worker, CLI, and MCP regression tests; source lint and formatting. Tests launch real worker processes backed by synthetic calculations, including failure after persistence. The combined three-fix wheel suite passed 393 tests with 1 skipped outside the checkout. No scientific engine or GPU validation is claimed.