fix(ci): robust agda-stdlib registration (green the proofs workflow)#103
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The Agda job failed on ubuntu-24.04 with 'agda-stdlib .agda-lib not found': the previous grep required the literal 'standard-library' in the .agda-lib filename, but the Ubuntu package's filename is version-dependent. Match any '*.agda-lib' from dpkg -L (with a /usr find fallback) and dump the file list on failure for triage. Coq + Z3 jobs already pass on the runner. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Agda job in
proofs.ymlfailed onmain(PR #102) withagda-stdlib .agda-lib not found— a too-narrow grep, not a proof regression. Coq and Z3 jobs pass on the runner. This matches any*.agda-libthe package ships, with a filesystem fallback and a diagnostic dump. Greens the workflow on main.🤖 Generated with Claude Code