ci: adopt shared module CI and release workflows

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Adopt shared CI and release workflows with identical required check names. Version changes now go through PRs; a version tag triggers Release, and workflow_dispatch accepts an existing tag. Release no longer pushes directly to main, so it works with the active ruleset requiring all 13 CI checks and an up-to-date branch.

Packaging and loader verification live in repository scripts. All loadable modules use the shared 17 native/distro archive matrix and checksum manifest. TinyBus has no cdylib; its shared SDK release publishes source and checksum.toml. Real loader fixtures still run on all three platforms.

Validation: actionlint and bash syntax checks pass. Hosted shared CI exercises linting, tests, coverage, MSRV, supply chain, feature tests, and module E2E on three platforms. Actual release artifacts are built and loaded when a reviewed version is tagged.

Depends on tinyhumansai/.github#9. Part of tinyhumansai/openhuman#7336.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Automated checks now run for pushes and pull requests, with coverage and feature validation across supported platforms.
  • Releases can be started manually with a version tag or triggered by pushing a version tag. Invalid version tags are rejected.
• Documentation
  • Added guidance for preparing and publishing SDK releases, including version updates and release tags.

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• Cargo.lock is excluded by !**/*.lock

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📒 Files selected for processing (10)

• .github/workflows/ci.yml
• .github/workflows/release.yml
• crates/tinybus/Cargo.toml
• crates/tinybus/examples/kernel_client.rs
• crates/tinybus/examples/voice_service.rs
• crates/tinybus/src/bin/tinybus.rs
• crates/tinybus/src/bin/tinybus/tinybus_platform_tests.rs
• crates/tinybus/src/bin/tinybus/unix.rs
• deny.toml
• scripts/check-coverage.sh

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📝 Walkthrough

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Walkthrough

The CI workflow now delegates checks to a pinned reusable workflow and adds scripts for fixture-based coverage, end-to-end tests, and feature checks. A new workflow validates release tags and invokes a reusable SDK release workflow. Contributor instructions and dependency-audit configuration are also added.

Changes

CI and Test Execution

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Cross-platform module end-to-end tests scripts/test-e2e.sh, scripts/test-e2e.ps1	The scripts build module fixtures, prepare private directories and SHA-256 manifests, and run module and admission tests on Windows and non-Windows systems.
Module fixture coverage scripts/check-coverage.sh	The script builds five module examples, checks for artifacts, prepares a private module copy with a hash manifest, and runs coverage with exclusions and a 90% file-line threshold.
CI workflow and feature checks .github/workflows/ci.yml, scripts/test-features.sh	The workflow runs on pushes and pull requests and calls a pinned reusable workflow with coverage, end-to-end, and feature-test scripts. The feature script runs four locked Cargo commands across feature configurations.

SDK Release

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Release validation, handoff, and instructions .github/workflows/release.yml, CONTRIBUTING.md	The workflow validates version tags before passing the tag, version, and tinybus package to a pinned reusable workflow. Contributor instructions describe release steps, published artifacts, and cross-platform fixture CI.

Dependency Audit Policy

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Dependency audit rules deny.toml	The configuration enables all features, defines allowed licenses and a confidence threshold, warns on multiple crate versions, and restricts wildcard dependencies and sources.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Other

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ReleaseEvent as Tag push or manual dispatch
  participant Resolve as resolve job
  participant SDKRelease as sdk-release job
  participant ReusableWorkflow as Pinned reusable workflow
  ReleaseEvent->>Resolve: Provide selected tag
  Resolve->>Resolve: Validate tag and derive version
  Resolve->>SDKRelease: Provide tag and version
  SDKRelease->>ReusableWorkflow: Pass tag, version, and package tinybus

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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to d336a

The dependency audit permits GPL-licensed third-party crates despite the stated restriction. Scope the allowance to the workspace packages; the remaining established risk is bounded.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to d336a

The release path introduces publication authority and relies on shared release code whose provenance checks and failure-recovery behavior could not be verified. Commit pinning, tag-format validation, and same-tag serialization provide useful controls. No exploitable security bypass was established.

Retained concerns

• Medium · security · inferred: The new write-enabled release boundary does not locally establish that the selected tag identifies a reviewed commit with matching package metadata. These publication prerequisites are delegated to an unavailable shared publisher, leaving the documented reviewed-version release invariant unverified rather than demonstrating an actual bypass.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The principal exposure is repository-content write authority in SDK delivery and any downstream consumers trusting its releases. The visible configuration does not establish cross-tenant, cloud-IAM, production-data-store, or deployment-environment authority. An adversarial release selection would require the ability to trigger dispatch or a matching tag push; ordinary pull-request input is not shown reaching the release job.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — A syntactically valid but inconsistent or unreviewed tag selection can pass the local resolver and reach the publisher handoff. Whether it can produce a release depends on unavailable publisher checks and repository protections. This is an unresolved provenance path, not a verified ability to publish malicious or mismatched artifacts.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — The release caller uses an environment variable rather than interpolating tag input directly into shell code, applies a restrictive regex before emitting outputs, orders publishing after resolution, and pins the delegated implementation. These controls counter shell-injection and mutable-workflow concerns but do not prove reviewed-commit provenance.
• inferred — The routed script entrypoints supply repository-built fixture paths to test commands, not a newly exposed production endpoint. Equivalent fixture handoffs existed in base CI, and the wrong-target consumer remains an ignored test that asserts loader rejection. No expanded attacker-controlled production loader reachability was established.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• inferred — Same-tag serialization reduces overlapping publication transitions, but it is not evidence of idempotency, atomic artifact visibility, or recovery after interruption. Those guarantees must be evaluated in the publisher before concluding that repeated or partial releases preserve artifact integrity.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Make the shared publisher's release invariants auditable: resolve an existing tag to a fixed commit, establish its reviewed provenance, compare package metadata, and define idempotent publication and partial-failure reconciliation. These are proposed verification requirements, not findings that the publisher lacks them.

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Title check		The title clearly and concisely describes the main changes: adopting shared CI and release workflows.
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Review comments at @deny.toml:
- Line 19: Remove GPL-3.0-only from the global license allowlist in the licenses
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• .github/workflows/ci.yml
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• CONTRIBUTING.md
• deny.toml
• scripts/check-coverage.sh
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• scripts/test-e2e.sh
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