refactor(loader): tighten the disabled gate and rehome the note
Address review: the gate module docstring now states the actual evaluation contexts (config after injections against the plugin context, disabled at every mount decision against the loader context); metadataExpressionErrors rejects expressions nested below disabled and syntax-checks the disabled expression itself so an unparseable gate fails at the gate instead of the boot. The tutorial's !!js claims follow, and the loader note moves to implemented/architecture with its inbound links retargeted.
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Windows hosts booting a shipped profile (`dsh web`, `dsh --profile headless`, one-shot tasks) get the PowerShell stack by default; POSIX hosts are unchanged.
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- **The base patch gates both shell stacks on its own rows** (the [loader `disabled` interpolation](../process/2026-08-11-loader-entry-disabled-interpolation.md) note records the mechanism and the platform-layer fold): `bash-sandbox`/`tool-bash` carry `disabled: !!js process.platform === 'win32'` (bash has no Windows runner), and their twins `pwsh-sandbox`/`tool-pwsh` mount only on win32 with the inverted expression — one shared patch file, exactly one shell stack per host. The confined pwsh stack runs over the ACL restricted-token runner, and the permission surface stays exactly as on POSIX (the [Windows ACL restricted-token sandbox](2026-08-08-windows-acl-restricted-token-sandbox.md) note owns that roster). Overriding the shipped default is a composition decision: a Windows host that prefers the bash stack or an unconfined pwsh executor overrides these rows through its profile or home `cordis.patch.yml` (the bash-restore recipe must be complete: disable `pwsh-sandbox`/`tool-pwsh` AND re-enable `bash-sandbox`/`tool-bash` — both executor families register the same `bash` service, so an incomplete recipe fails loud at load) — composition config is the one override channel. The separate `windows.cordis.patch.yml` layer and the launcher's `apps/cli/src/windows-shell.ts` injection are deleted; the layer existed only because entry metadata was static.
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- **The base patch gates both shell stacks on its own rows** (the [loader `disabled` interpolation](../architecture/2026-08-11-loader-entry-disabled-interpolation.md) note records the mechanism and the platform-layer fold): `bash-sandbox`/`tool-bash` carry `disabled: !!js process.platform === 'win32'` (bash has no Windows runner), and their twins `pwsh-sandbox`/`tool-pwsh` mount only on win32 with the inverted expression — one shared patch file, exactly one shell stack per host. The confined pwsh stack runs over the ACL restricted-token runner, and the permission surface stays exactly as on POSIX (the [Windows ACL restricted-token sandbox](2026-08-08-windows-acl-restricted-token-sandbox.md) note owns that roster). Overriding the shipped default is a composition decision: a Windows host that prefers the bash stack or an unconfined pwsh executor overrides these rows through its profile or home `cordis.patch.yml` (the bash-restore recipe must be complete: disable `pwsh-sandbox`/`tool-pwsh` AND re-enable `bash-sandbox`/`tool-bash` — both executor families register the same `bash` service, so an incomplete recipe fails loud at load) — composition config is the one override channel. The separate `windows.cordis.patch.yml` layer and the launcher's `apps/cli/src/windows-shell.ts` injection are deleted; the layer existed only because entry metadata was static.
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- **Module resolution is restored for cold starts.** The profiles-rework CLI dropped the pwsh packages from `apps/cli`'s dependency closure, so `healProfilesModuleFallback` never linked them into `$DSH_HOME/profiles/node_modules` and a fresh Windows host could not resolve the pwsh rows. `apps/cli` and `dsh-base` declare `dsh-pwsh-sandbox`/`dsh-tool-pwsh`, and the executor's dependency chain supplies `dsh-pwsh-local`; the base bundle lists every row plugin as a dependency by house style.
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The pwsh GUI rendering shipped earlier with the [pwsh UI presentation matches bash decision](2026-08-05-pwsh-ui-bash-parity.md); the [pwsh tool bash parity decision](2026-08-02-pwsh-tool-bash-parity.md) ships the tool's surface. Nothing in this decision changes POSIX behavior.
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