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test sweep: kernel commands + widgets coverage, ratchet floor to 93

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Add tests for `keybindings.dart` (KeyEvent → Keybinding mapping,
parse-error edges, resolver entries view), `toolchain_paths.dart`
(the Flutter-free `ToolchainView.resolved` static view), and several
`widgets/src/` primitives: tooltip hover/overlay, palette filter +
submit, multitab controller `copyWith` + size getters, and additional
markdown branches (h3–h6 headings, tables, strikethrough, default
block fallback, record-link tap).

Unfreezes the pre-push coverage floor that was held at 90 on
2026-05-14 by mistake and ratchets to 93. Tidies eight test files
that had accumulated unused imports flagged by `unnecessary_import`.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -1663,3 +1663,47 @@ The `PanGestureRecognizer` in `TerminalGestureDetector` is registered with `supp
**Cross-references:** T-91 (epic parent), T-93 (same shape on `onTapUp`), T-89 (coverage epic).
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INSERT INTO ticket_history (ticket_id, field, old_value, new_value, changed_by, changed_at, created_at, updated_at, deleted_at, hash, canonical_version) VALUES ('T-96', 'description', 'The reader isolate spawned by `NativePty._spawnReaderAsync` (`lib/src/pty/native_pty.dart`) hangs intermittently — about 5% of fresh spawns — with poll() on the master fd never returning POLLIN or POLLHUP, even when the child has clearly written and exited. Probed: 2 hangs out of 30 sequential `/bin/sh -c "printf hello-pty"` spawns over a 30s/spawn timeout.
**Symptom:** test sees zero `pane.output` events and no `pane.exit`; the reader isolate sits in `poll(pfd, 1, 100)` returning 0 forever. The hang is per-spawn; a fresh `NativePty.start` recovers cleanly.
**Workaround in place:** `retry: 2` on every PTY-output-dependent test in `test/pty/session_test.dart` and `test/panes/registry_test.dart`. Three combined attempts at ~5% per-spawn fail rate ≈ 99.99% success. Comments at the test sites point back here.
**Acceptance:**
- Identify why a fresh master fd sometimes never delivers ready events. Candidates to investigate: a race between `forkpty()` and `Isolate.spawn` (the new isolate may see an FD table snapshot from an awkward moment), a missing fcntl flag on the master fd, lazy `DynamicLibrary.process()` symbol resolution in a freshly-spawned dart isolate, GC interference, or wasmtime/tree-sitter signal handlers (unlikely — the probe ran in a clean dart isolate with no wasmtime).
- Fix the underlying race so a single spawn delivers reliably.
- Remove the `retry: 2` decorations and the explanatory comments in both test files.
**Out of scope:** changing the PTY threading model or the reader-isolate architecture. The fix should keep `Isolate.spawn(_readLoop, ...)` as the I/O primitive.
**Cross-references:** D-5 (Dart core + sidecar dissolution; PTY is owned via FFI), `lib/src/pty/native_pty.dart#L235-262` (`_spawnReaderAsync`), `lib/src/pty/native_pty.dart#L265-293` (`_readLoop`).', 'The reader isolate spawned by `NativePty._spawnReaderAsync` (`lib/src/pty/native_pty.dart`) hangs intermittently — about 5% of fresh spawns — with poll() on the master fd never returning POLLIN or POLLHUP, even when the child has clearly written and exited. Probed: 2 hangs out of 30 sequential `/bin/sh -c "printf hello-pty"` spawns over a 30s/spawn timeout.
**Root cause — found 2026-05-17 via forensic probe:**
The "child" never reaches `execve`. `/proc/<child-pid>/stat` reports comm `(DartWorker)` (the Dart VM worker thread name) instead of `sh`, with state `S` (sleeping). The pty master fd is a real pty (tty-index assigned, fcntl flags 0x8002 = O_RDWR|O_NOCTTY), but `poll(fd, 500ms)` from the main isolate returns 0 — nothing was ever written.
This is **`fork()` in a multithreaded process** — a textbook async-signal-safety violation. The Dart VM runs multiple worker threads that hold libc locks (notably `malloc`). When `forkpty()` calls `fork()`, only the calling thread survives in the child, but the locks held by ghost-threads remain "locked forever." The child deadlocks before it can complete its post-fork → pre-execve setup.
Why not always? Lock state at fork() time is timing-dependent. ~95% of the time no Dart worker happens to hold a problematic lock, and execve proceeds. ~5% of the time it deadlocks.
**Workaround in place (test-only):** `retry: 2` on every PTY-output-dependent test in `test/pty/session_test.dart` and `test/panes/registry_test.dart`. Three combined attempts at ~5% per-spawn fail rate ≈ 99.99% combined success. Comments at the test sites point back here.
**Proper fix:** replace `forkpty()` with `posix_openpt()` + `unlockpt()` + `grantpt()` + `posix_spawn()` (with file actions wiring the pty slave to stdin/stdout/stderr). `posix_spawn` uses `vfork()` under glibc/musl, which keeps the parent suspended until execve completes — no Dart code ever runs in the child, no lock-deadlock possible. Linux and macOS both support this API.
**Immediate hardening alternative (Linux-only, simpler):** after spawn, sample `/proc/<pid>/comm` after ~250ms. If it equals the parent process''s comm, execve never ran → kill the child, surface `PtyException(''execve-deadlock'', ...)`, let the caller retry. This catches the deadlocked state deterministically instead of waiting for a poll timeout. It doesn''t fix the bug, but turns silent hangs into reportable errors.
**Acceptance for closing this ticket:**
1. Replace forkpty path with posix_openpt + posix_spawn (or implement the comm-check hardening as an interim).
2. Probe (200 sequential `printf hello`-and-exit spawns) reports zero hangs.
3. Remove the `retry: 2` decorations + explanatory comments in `test/pty/session_test.dart` (6 tests) and `test/panes/registry_test.dart` (1 test).
**Out of scope:** changing the reader-isolate architecture itself. `Isolate.spawn(_readLoop, ...)` for output stays.
**Cross-references:**
- D-5 (Dart core + sidecar dissolution; PTY is owned via FFI)
- `lib/src/pty/native_pty.dart:200` (the forkpty call site)
- `lib/src/pty/native_pty.dart:170-191` (child-side post-fork code that deadlocks)
- `lib/src/pty/native_pty.dart:235-262` (reader spawn — not the bug; downstream symptom)
- glibc posix_spawn docs: https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_node/Process-Creation-Example.html
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@@ -1414,3 +1414,33 @@ The `PanGestureRecognizer` in `TerminalGestureDetector` is registered with `supp
**Cross-references:** T-91 (epic parent), T-93 (same shape on `onTapUp`), T-89 (coverage epic).
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**Root cause — found 2026-05-17 via forensic probe:**
The "child" never reaches `execve`. `/proc/<child-pid>/stat` reports comm `(DartWorker)` (the Dart VM worker thread name) instead of `sh`, with state `S` (sleeping). The pty master fd is a real pty (tty-index assigned, fcntl flags 0x8002 = O_RDWR|O_NOCTTY), but `poll(fd, 500ms)` from the main isolate returns 0 — nothing was ever written.
This is **`fork()` in a multithreaded process** — a textbook async-signal-safety violation. The Dart VM runs multiple worker threads that hold libc locks (notably `malloc`). When `forkpty()` calls `fork()`, only the calling thread survives in the child, but the locks held by ghost-threads remain "locked forever." The child deadlocks before it can complete its post-fork → pre-execve setup.
Why not always? Lock state at fork() time is timing-dependent. ~95% of the time no Dart worker happens to hold a problematic lock, and execve proceeds. ~5% of the time it deadlocks.
**Workaround in place (test-only):** `retry: 2` on every PTY-output-dependent test in `test/pty/session_test.dart` and `test/panes/registry_test.dart`. Three combined attempts at ~5% per-spawn fail rate ≈ 99.99% combined success. Comments at the test sites point back here.
**Proper fix:** replace `forkpty()` with `posix_openpt()` + `unlockpt()` + `grantpt()` + `posix_spawn()` (with file actions wiring the pty slave to stdin/stdout/stderr). `posix_spawn` uses `vfork()` under glibc/musl, which keeps the parent suspended until execve completes — no Dart code ever runs in the child, no lock-deadlock possible. Linux and macOS both support this API.
**Immediate hardening alternative (Linux-only, simpler):** after spawn, sample `/proc/<pid>/comm` after ~250ms. If it equals the parent process''s comm, execve never ran → kill the child, surface `PtyException(''execve-deadlock'', ...)`, let the caller retry. This catches the deadlocked state deterministically instead of waiting for a poll timeout. It doesn''t fix the bug, but turns silent hangs into reportable errors.
**Acceptance for closing this ticket:**
1. Replace forkpty path with posix_openpt + posix_spawn (or implement the comm-check hardening as an interim).
2. Probe (200 sequential `printf hello`-and-exit spawns) reports zero hangs.
3. Remove the `retry: 2` decorations + explanatory comments in `test/pty/session_test.dart` (6 tests) and `test/panes/registry_test.dart` (1 test).
**Out of scope:** changing the reader-isolate architecture itself. `Isolate.spawn(_readLoop, ...)` for output stays.
**Cross-references:**
- D-5 (Dart core + sidecar dissolution; PTY is owned via FFI)
- `lib/src/pty/native_pty.dart:200` (the forkpty call site)
- `lib/src/pty/native_pty.dart:170-191` (child-side post-fork code that deadlocks)
- `lib/src/pty/native_pty.dart:235-262` (reader spawn — not the bug; downstream symptom)
- glibc posix_spawn docs: https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_node/Process-Creation-Example.html
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