PR #40 correctly publishes the keyless signing certificate and makes
verify_archive require manifest, signature and certificate together. Three
things around it were inconsistent.
The release-verification scripts fetched assets with `gh release download`.
The workspace-isolation step deliberately removes `.git` so that the install
comes from the release rather than the source tree, and `gh` resolves the
repository from that git context — the tool fought the isolation it runs
inside, which is what broke the first runs. An operator has neither `gh` nor a
token, so the scripts now use public `curl`, `sha256sum` and `cosign` only.
`verify-assets.sh` keeps `gh`: it runs before isolation and only lists assets.
The monitor check addressed a user and a home directory that do not exist.
The bootstrap creates `ochenstarik-monitor` with `/var/lib/ochenstarik-monitor`;
the script used `ochenstarik-smm-monitor` under the Control state directory, so
that section could never have passed. It now also asserts that the forced
command is pinned in `authorized_keys` before running it, and quotes the
command instead of splitting it on whitespace.
The expected asset list did not include the new certificate, so a correct
release would have been reported as unexpected.
Also: a negative case for an archive published without its certificate, removal
of drafting comments that quoted the task text, and documentation of the three
signature files, since `verify-release` now requires them beside the archive and
the documented download list stopped being sufficient.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- test-release-contract.sh: update hardcoded DEFAULT_RELEASE_TAG assertion to v0.1.0-alpha.10
- run-negative-tests.sh: remove test 5 (alpha.8 backward compat) — verify-release checks
for artifacts added in later versions, making cross-version testing inherently fragile
