fix(launch): live file:// ward bundle, canonical workflow spellings, ward 0.629.0 #474
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Stability batch 1 for the cli-guard/ward/aos launch cluster (session goal: warded agents launch reliably).
shell/common.sh+docker/dev-base/ward-shell-entrypoint.shpoint at the checkout's.wardlive. The shell-start commit pin rotted in long-lived terminals: a session stamped before aos#472 kept serving the staleagent-reservation-ttl "1h"bundle, so everyward agentfailed closed against the engineer 90m limit even after the fix landed. file:// also removes the launch-path gitsync fetch + git credential dependency (in-container: the ward#1086 FETCH_HEAD class)..ward/defaults.kdl(merge-remote-main/pull-request-and-merge) - the deprecated aliases warned 4 lines on every ward invocation,ward --versionincluded.tests/test_dev_base_image.pynow derives values from the Dockerfiles (names stay the contract), un-deadlocking the daily dep-bump whose applied bumps always failed their own pytest gate (aos#452 bullet 3).Verified locally: full pytest failure set identical to clean-main baseline (17 Windows-local pre-existing, 0 new), targeted pre-commit hooks green, and installed ward v0.629.0
ward doctorpasses all checks against the edited bundle viafile://with zero deprecation warnings.Refs #452, #469, ward#1086.