fix: harden advisory receipt verification - #57
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Summary
Harden the standalone djobs advisory host contract so receipt verification checks the full response/receipt consistency boundary instead of accepting an output-hash match alone.
Changes
djobs-contractCLI, and advisory MCP serverdjobs.host_contract.verify_receipt_payloadas a compatibility wrapperchecksandfailed_checkswhile remaining fail-open withcontinue_workflow=trueSafety boundary
This change is standalone to
jhuang-tw/djobs. It does not touch DevSpace or any external workflow implementation. It adds no database writes, task claims, status changes, leases, scheduling, worktrees, checkpoint, or handoff behavior.Validation
The repository CI and Source Export workflows should validate the exact PR head across lint, mypy, Python 3.10–3.14, package builds, PostgreSQL, VS Code extension, and installed-wheel smoke tests on Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows.