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cleanup(build): drop helper architecture parsing

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Tianyi Cui
2026-07-30 01:07:47 +08:00
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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Some deployments need a one-call Bash schema whose shell state survives across m
`dsh-system-prompt` accepts `includeHarnessIdentity: false`, while `dsh-agent-spine-demo` forwards that setting and accepts `toolBash: false`. A deployment can therefore own an exact persona and replace the spine's native Bash without duplicate prompt or tool registrations. Existing defaults remain unchanged.
Both plugins are included in the Python runtime closure. The persistent Bash closure also includes the PTY service/local backend and the sandbox services required by that backend. Because `node-pty` executes a native `spawn-helper` on macOS, each packaged macOS runtime executable ships with an architecture-matched `-spawn-helper` sibling; Linux uses `forkpty` directly. A pinned `node-pty` patch checks `DSH_NODE_PTY_SPAWN_HELPER` first, so it remains a true override for a current external consumer that supplies a non-sibling helper. When the override is unset, the patch resolves the packaged executable sibling if present and otherwise preserves upstream lookup in ordinary Node runs. The macOS executable and runtime-wheel builders inspect the thin Mach-O header and fail before publication when the helper is absent, mismatched, or not executable.
Both plugins are included in the Python runtime closure. The persistent Bash closure also includes the PTY service/local backend and the sandbox services required by that backend. Because `node-pty` executes a native `spawn-helper` on macOS, each packaged macOS runtime executable ships with a `-spawn-helper` sibling; Linux uses `forkpty` directly. A pinned `node-pty` patch checks `DSH_NODE_PTY_SPAWN_HELPER` first, so it remains a true override for a current external consumer that supplies a non-sibling helper. When the override is unset, the patch resolves the packaged executable sibling if present and otherwise preserves upstream lookup in ordinary Node runs. The macOS builders fail before publication when the helper is absent or not executable.
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