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fix: normalize metasploit session command failure reasons - #14
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Return explicit session command reasons for busy/missing/timeout/error paths and detect meterpreter shell-mode mismatches so callers can react deterministically. Made-with: Cursor
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Summary
send_session_commandfailure reasons to explicit values (session_busy,session_missing,session_object_unavailable,command_timeout,command_error) while preserving existing status valuessession_idin responses and detect Meterpreter shell-mode mismatch fromUnknown commandoutput to returnshell_mode_mismatchwith actionable guidanceTest plan
python3 -m pytest tests/test_session_locking.py tests/test_tools_integration.pypython3 -m pytest tests/test_session_locking.py tests/test_timeout_cap.py tests/test_version_bump.pypoetry buildpython3 -m pytest(currently fails in this environment with numerous pre-existing unrelated test failures)Made with Cursor