Add native production smoke checks#72
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@syrusakbary CI is green now after the unrelated WASIX smoke instability was fixed across the open branches. This PR is scoped to a small native production-readiness smoke set for the 0.x roadmap. If the scope looks aligned, I think it is ready for review. |
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This turns part of the 0.x production-readiness roadmap from #8 into a small native smoke path. It is not a production-readiness gate or release sign-off; it gives future readiness work a repeatable starting point for basic runtime checks.
The PR adds
make test-production-readiness, a shell runner, two native fixtures, and a short roadmap doc. The first smoke set covers the version path, eval path, built-in module loading, HTTP loopback lifecycle, and repeated cold starts. Each case has a timeout so a stuck runtime invocation fails the smoke run instead of hanging indefinitely.Safe-mode smoke remains optional with
EDGE_PRODUCTION_READINESS_SAFE=1, and network/TLS safe-mode coverage stays on the existingmake test-wasix-safe-modepath.I verified this locally with:
The local native smoke run passed 5 checks with 0 failures.