- AGENTS.md: LinuxRust2404 reference, plus errors #14-#16 -- deploy --force
against a powered-on VM, the three distinct causes behind the identical
"VMware Tools are not running" message, and the orphan snapshot deltas
--force leaves behind after deleting the .vmsd.
- docs/RUNBOOK.md §16: triage for a Step 7 IP timeout, ordered cheapest check
first, with a Quick Reference entry.
- docs/RUNBOOK-PhaseC.md: deploy-rust/prepare-rust, the ownership and non-login
shell constraints on /opt/rust, --then-prepare, and how to route a label to a
template (a second runner instance, with the verification step).
- TODO.md §2.9: retention run covers only artifacts, logs and IP leases, so it
warned about low disk while freeing 0.0 GB two runs in a row. Mitigated by
hand; the automated policy is still blind to what actually weighs.
- TODO.md §6.5: act_runner v1.0.4 -> v2.x evaluated and deferred, with the
trigger for reopening. v2.1.0 exposes no RUNNER_LABELS either (checked
against the binary), so the two-runner design is not a stopgap.
- CLAUDE.md: Linux host no longer runs pwsh; PS 5.1 constraints scoped to
Windows guests + Windows runner.
- RUNBOOK: add "Phase C — Python equivalents" table; §6-§13 benchmark records
kept as historical provenance.
- TODO §3.7: close $IsWindows shim bug (resolved-by-replacement — bench run
bypasses the shim).
- plans: mark C1-C8 done + docs C9; flag operational cutover/uninstall pending.
- Add plans/idea-3-powershell-removal.md: Phase C goal is to eliminate
the pwsh dependency from the Linux host by porting the remaining PS
scripts (bench run, validate host, smoke run) to Python sub-commands.
- Update idea-3-esxi-support.md header: Fase C → Fase D.
- Update ideas-overview.md: new four-phase table (A/B/C/D) with
prerequisiti and criteri for Phase C.
- Rename all "Hook futuri Fase C" (ESXi) → "Hook futuri Fase D" in
implementation-plan-A-B.md; add Phase C/D entries to summary and
references section.
- Update PhaseB-user-checklist.md end note and CLAUDE.md to point
Phase C → pwsh removal, Phase D → ESXi.
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