Neovim's runtimepath searcher outranks package.path, so `make test` on a
machine with arti-pack installed tests the installed copy.
- Give the repository the first package loader slot in the test harness
- Run the suite under `nvim --clean` so site packages stay off the rtp
- Assert modules resolve inside the repository, even with a copy on the rtp
Installing a plugin no longer needs unzip or tar on PATH, and entry paths
are vetted in Lua instead of trusting an external tool.
Add arti-pack.archive: a zip reader over zzlib's inflate and a tar reader
over its gunzip.
Reject absolute, parent-walking, backslashed and NUL-bearing entry names,
and any entry that is not a regular file or directory.
Verify every zip entry's CRC32 and size, and fail the install on mismatch.
Carry only the executable bit from archive modes.
Replace fs.extract_cmd with fs.extract and call it synchronously.
Drop unzip from the test pipeline and the stated requirements.
An unparseable entry dropped out of the wanted set, so clean deleted the
directory and lock entry of a plugin the user still has configured.
Add tests/init_spec.lua covering setup, sync, clean and list.
- add lua modules for spec parsing, lock state, fs helpers and the installer
- add ArtiPackSync/ArtiPackClean/ArtiPackList commands and help doc
- add headless nvim test harness and specs
- add make test/lint/fmt/pre-commit and patch/minor/major bump targets
- add woodpecker test, lint and pre-commit pipelines
unkin-agent