Bind generated pytest regressions to portable evidence - #6
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Outcome
phaseprobe generate-testemits a path-portable evidence record beside the copied replay fixture and fixed pytest regression, andphaseprobe verify-evidenceindependently re-derives its claim and replay decision offline.The verifier checks strict schema and producer identity, fixture and generated-test hashes, fixed-template identity, replay execution, bounded JSON size/depth/node count, safe relative paths, duplicate keys, and conflicting summaries. It returns the documented invalid-input exit code for tampering. Conflicting generated files are never silently overwritten.
Scientific interpretation
This proves that PhaseProbe validated the fixture under its declared exact/tolerance replay policy and that the generated regression matches the fixed 0.3.0 template. It does not prove an exact bifurcation point, global minimality, chaos, or scientific validity beyond the recorded model and tolerances. The artifact is unsigned recomputable integrity metadata, not authentication.
Validation
src tests: passThe source/package identity is 0.3.0 because the public PyPI release remains 0.2.1. Release creation and publication follow this PR separately.