Tests: consume inspect's portable self_check pytest suite - #41
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test_sandbox_self_check.pyto the new sandbox conformance suite in inspect_ai, which replaces theself_check()runner with importable pytest checks driven by asandbox_envfixture.Depends on UKGovernmentBEIS/inspect_ai#4265.
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Against real EC2 (SSM, RPv2 flow): 41 passed, 5 xfailed (5 min). Three xfails match the prior
known_failures(root ignores permission bits); two are new:test_exec_input_large,test_exec_large_command— new upstream checks that exposed a rawbotocore.MaxDocumentSizeExceededcrash on payloads over SSM's 97KB document limit (exec() crashes with raw MaxDocumentSizeExceeded when input/command exceeds SSM's 97KB document limit #40); xfailed pending a fix.🤖 Generated with Claude Code