test: cover zero-dependency conformance mode#36
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Summary
Adds a small CI check for the conformance CLI's zero-dependency manifest validation path.
The conformance tool is documented as zero-dependency, and
jsonschemais optional. Existing CI installsjsonschemabefore running the full demo, so it only exercises the enhanced schema-validation path.This PR adds a pre-install check using
python -Sto verify that manifest validation still works without site-packages.Changes
conformance-test manifestbefore installing dependenciespython -Sso optional packages such asjsonschemaare not available from site-packagesjsonschema-enabled conformance demo unchangedValidation
Ran locally: