Add runtime metadata for bundle validation#486
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Fixes #485
Summary
Adds a dependency-free runtime metadata emitter for
policyengine-coreso bundle tooling can identify the core runtime participating in a certified PolicyEngine bundle.The new public API is:
It returns a JSON-compatible dictionary with installed package identity and, when available from installed PEP 610 direct URL metadata, VCS source identity:
{ "name": "policyengine-core", "version": "3.25.4", "git_sha": "..." }Design notes
policyengine-coreindependent frompolicyengine-bundlesat runtime.policyengine-bundlesto own and validate the canonical schema.direct_url.jsonfor VCS commit identity when available.policyengine-bundlestest-only and validates the emitted payload against the bundle contract.policyengine-bundlesGit dependency until that repo has published releases suitable for ordinary dependency specifiers.Tests
.venv/bin/python -m pytest tests/core/test_build_metadata.pyuv run --frozen --with /Users/administrator/Documents/PolicyEngine/policyengine-bundles python -m pytest tests/core/test_build_metadata.pyuv run --frozen ruff check policyengine_core/build_metadata.py policyengine_core/__init__.py tests/core/test_build_metadata.pyuv run --frozen ruff format --check policyengine_core/build_metadata.py policyengine_core/__init__.py tests/core/test_build_metadata.py