ci: add verified module matrix - #205
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Summary
Verified Module MatrixcheckWhy
Existing mocked and unit coverage could not prove that the shipped engine, checked-in module definitions, settings restore, and validation evidence execute together. This change turns module compatibility into visible, repeatable CI evidence.
Coverage
Proof boundary
This proves compiled-engine behavior plus checked-in module mechanics inside a disposable synthetic sandbox. It does not claim installed-app/live-host compatibility or GUI end-to-end coverage; those remain explicit follow-up layers.
Local verification
origin/mainis an ancestor; worktree clean atcbf680aNotable real defects found and fixed while exercising the compiled path include explicit
--onlymodule retention, capture/restore glob parity, nested verifier preservation, optional capture isolation, fixture topology overlap, and module declaration issues in Clink, Dolphin, Winamp, Wave Link, and mGBA.