feat: materialize declared workspace repositories - #568
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Summary
Part of #525 and implements the primary-checkout provisioning portion of #526.
Verification
bash tests/workspace-materialization.shnode tests/setup-profile-compiler.mjsbash tests/installation-profile.shbash tests/workspace-installation.shbash tests/verify.shbash tests/convergence-orchestrator.shbash tests/ci-coverage.shgit diff --checkA broad local shell sweep also reached two unrelated environment-sensitive baseline failures:
tests/datamachine-worker.shrenders this machine's absolute Homebrewwppath instead of the bare-path snapshot, andtests/kimaki-install-existing.shlacks its isolated external credential helper.AI Assistance
OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol via OpenCode inspected the existing setup, upgrade, desired-state, runtime, Homeboy, and verification contracts; implemented the change under Chris Huber's direction; exercised the focused test suites; and performed iterative correctness and security review. Chris reviewed and authorized the commit and pull request.