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Complete the MVP diagnostics - #1
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Completes the MVP checks from the build plan. The quick check now covers enum choices, a verified file edit in a temporary project, and a restricted file listing. OpenCode runs against a direct provider baseline, and success requires the final assistant answer to contain the fixture marker.
Context checks repeat three times at 16K and 32K, and reports show the observed attempts and harness timeout. Deterministic mock scenarios cover provider failures, malformed calls, parser diagnosis, timeout diagnosis, and context degradation.
Verification
Go tests, race tests, vet, and cross builds passed for macOS, Linux, and Windows targets. The installed OpenCode command passed the live fixture with the local mock provider. The parser scenario injects a controlled harness failure after the direct baseline passes, and the timeout scenario uses the real OpenCode process with a delayed mock response.