feat(shell): add canonical shell and PowerShell backend#962
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Summary
shellthe single canonical public tool/capability while accepting legacybashonly as a one-way input/config compatibility aliasposixon macOS/Linux,powershellon Windows)pwshintegration testsScope / non-goals
This is PR1 only. It does not add POSIX-to-PowerShell translation, ExecSpec, ConPTY/TUI/bootstrap/distribution work, or a generic Windows service layer. The retained internal Python package and durable
bash.reminder/bash.completionnotification namespaces stay compatibility-stable.Validation
227 passed, 5 skipped— focused capability, async, dialect/process, daemon preset, layer, skill, and PR1 tests (the five real Windows tests skip on macOS)169 passed— anatomy drift + tool glossary governance in isolationpython -m compileall -q ...passedgit diff --checkpassedorigin/main = fda6d40c467dea9472ee1bdde36d93278be81058The native Windows/PowerShell proof is intentionally delegated to the new
windows-latestPR job; the local host has neither Windows norpwsh, so no mock result is presented as native evidence.Existing baseline-only observations
A broader docs-governance run also had two unrelated failures in unchanged inputs: missing frontmatter in
RELEASING.mdand a stale Telegram notification-body hash expectation. A mixed test batch exposed pre-existing unclosed-file warnings from daemon test fixtures inside a glossary warning-count assertion; the glossary/anatomy family passed cleanly when run in isolation (169 passed).Review order
The PR is ready for native Windows CI and independent exact-head review. Merge is intentionally not authorized by this PR.