test(ai-autopilot): sandboxed boot-and-serve — serveCheck × DockerRunner E2E#143
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…ner E2E Exercises serveCheck end-to-end against a real container: a real npm install, start the dev server, preview (readiness probed inside the container), fetch a health path -> empty-blockers verdict. Plus the failure modes (5xx, exits-before-serving, install-failure) each surface as a blocker. Proves the production-grade check works through the DockerRunner sandbox, not just the host. Skips cleanly with no daemon. Test-only, no changeset.
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Follow-up to #142 (DockerRunner). Proves the production-grade boot-and-serve check works through the sandbox, not just the host.
serveCheckis run end-to-end against a real container:npm install, start the dev server,preview(readiness probed inside the container), fetch/health→ empty-blockers verdict.This is what the #109 sandboxing effort was for: the full
Bootstrapproduction-grade loop can now run untrusted, agent-authored code in a container and honestly verify it serves. Test-only (no changeset); skips cleanly with no daemon so CI stays green. Full suite 239/239, no leaked containers.