TEMP: sync latest main into P-recursive table port - #1350
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* refactor(tests): finish pytest-owned suite architecture * fix(tests): include exhaustive lane in full CI reproduction * fix(ci): avoid full benchmarks for root Makefile changes * fix(ci): release superseded runs before aggregate gates
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| "requires_provider(name): test requires a production provider readiness probe", | ||
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| "property: property-based invariant tests", | ||
| "exhaustive: broad finite reference sweeps run by scheduled validation", |
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When a developer runs the documented bare uv run pytest, pytest uses these testpaths and the unchanged addopts, so the newly marked order-seven graph sweep is still selected; only make test-component applies -m "not exhaustive". This defeats the marker's stated scheduled-only purpose and makes the default local suite unexpectedly run the expensive sweep. Add the exclusion to the default pytest configuration while allowing test-exhaustive to override it.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L265-L270
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Temporary synchronization after #1316 for #1285.