Test current canonical Amplifier sources in CI - #62
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CI currently tests a fixed Core release and a historical Foundation commit. Resolve both packages from canonical
mainso new CI runs exercise their current source together. Existing pytest and pytest-asyncio requirements remain unchanged.Validation on Python 3.13.11:
e2cf2a6f1ff1aa2082b3b849b10f7e99e700bdd2and Foundation main1125b4f95a7a9e9047a82e34744adbd43047371c.git diff --checkpassed.No runtime source, third-party requirements, historical receipts, or production environment changed.