feat(copilot): ship portable flow authoring resources - #91
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds embedded flow-authoring resources, run-summary reconstruction and status helpers, and public diagnostic helpers with tests. ChangesFlow authoring resources
Run summary settlement
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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EngineOutput->>RunSummary: provide node items and ports
RunHistory->>RunSummary: provide observed steps
RunSummary->>RunHistory: return settled steps and terminal status
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Workflow errors handled through continue or route policies produce a JSON blob instead of the intended readable error message. This is localized but should be corrected before merging if diagnostics are user-facing. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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When a workflow generates an attachment locally, the standing builder contract explicitly requires the producer to write to a chosen workspace-relative path without exposing it as node output, then passes that literal path to a storage-upload node (prompts/workflow_builder.md, lines 770–787). This reference is specifically meant to be read before attaching files, but it instead requires a documented file/binary output and forbids supplying the local path, so an agent following it cannot construct the supported upload → link → send chain for generated reports or similar files. Align this section with the established four-node flow.
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When a condition or switch was captured by the live observer, its observed FlowRunStep has port: None, while the reconstructed step contains the selected port. This membership check discards the reconstructed step entirely whenever the node was observed, so settle_steps loses the route for nearly every observed branch node and the persisted run history cannot report which branch executed. Merge the reconstructed port into the matching observed step while retaining its status, timing, and diagnostics.
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For the engine's normal error item shape, { "json": { "error": ... } }, find_map already extracts the value of error, but error_message then tries to look up another nested error key. Consequently this helper returns None for both string errors and the engine-generated {message, node} error object, preventing callers from recovering the failure reason from a run output. Pass the containing json object to error_message, or format the extracted error value directly.
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Merge reconstructed routing metadata into observed steps
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When an author expands a simple binding into a jq transformation, this guidance does not explain that only a simple dotted path may use the bare shorthand. For example, the natural filter =item.labels | length is passed to jq, fails to compile, and silently resolves to null; it must be written as =.item.labels | length, as enforced by crates/tinyflows/src/expr.rs. Because this is the designated reference to read before writing jq, add the shorthand-versus-jq distinction and a rooted example here.
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Read the nested node error message. For on_error: "continue" and "route", the engine emits output["nodes"][node_id]["items"][0]["json"]["error"] as {"message": "...", "node": "..."}. node_error_message passes the whole item JSON to error_message, which returns the nested error object as serialized JSON instead of its message value. Read json.error.message in this helper, with the existing fallback for scalar error values.
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