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test(ci): gate audited assertion regressions [ENG-4236] - #104

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Summary

  • run push CI on the repository default branch (master)
  • expand assertion-aware CI from six entries to all 22 non-empty example profiles
  • fail the gate when a profile no longer contains a Credible assertion dispatch, preventing empty/plain-Forge suites from passing silently
  • keep the full shared protection suite under PCL and split Safe guard compatibility/tooling into an explicit continuously-run Forge integration job

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  • workflow YAML parses successfully
  • all 22 matrix profiles pass the assertion-dispatch preflight locally
  • git diff --check

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This issue is blocked by ENG-4231 through ENG-4235. Once those sibling PRs merge, this matrix continuously executes their honest and counterexample regressions, including quarantine wrapper coverage.

Linear: ENG-4236

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