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chore: bootstrap tested development tooling and CI Check - #5
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Domus has specifications but no reproducible development workspace or executable project quality gate. This first M1 increment adds locked tooling, meaningful tests, architecture contracts and a separate CI Check workflow so application implementation starts behind those controls.
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This implements development infrastructure only. Household application/API/UI, HA authentication/runtime integration, deployment packages, Stable/Edge acceptance and Chrome dogfooding remain pending. The 353 planned product acceptance cases are distinct from these 85 executed tooling tests.
Closes #4