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Add bounded UCI generated-code compile check - #2
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scripts/check_uci_codegen.py, a reproducible UCI 2.5 generated-code compile check. It uses the exact four-schema corpus module, builds one target at a time in a temporary directory, and runs Python, Go, TypeScript, Java, and C# compilers with per-command timeouts and the PolyXML memory-cap wrapper (35% of available RAM). Document the command in the README.Verification
A full local run passed all five selected targets with the compiler changes in polyxml/PolyXML#93. The check does not modify the existing validation runner or its CI job.
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This is a staged part of #1. Wire it into CI after polyxml/PolyXML#93 is merged. Rust and C++ full UCI compilation require source-splitting/resource work in polyxml/PolyXML#92 before they can join a bounded gate.