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Promotes develop to main.

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  • New Features

    • Added a Windows PowerShell menu for host setup, system tools, WSL, skills, repository audits, distribution checks, and file operations.
    • Added dry-run, confirmation, repository detection, and non-interactive bootstrap support.
    • Added automatic PowerShell 7 installation and handoff when needed.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved hub checkout ownership tracking, validation, cleanup, and reuse behavior.
    • Improved piped bootstrap handling with clear download-and-run guidance.
  • Documentation

    • Added Windows menu usage, platform behavior, setup guidance, and examples.
    • Clarified Python requirements and directory organization.

## Summary
- Adds `host-setup/menu.ps1`, the Windows equivalent of
`host-setup/menu.sh`: the same looping, hub/downstream-aware menu over
`host-setup\windows\` and the hub's repo-level tools (`spec/audit.py`,
`scripts/carry.py`, `scripts/build_dist.py`), plus one entry with no
Linux peer (`setup-wsl.ps1 -Status`).
- Shares `bootstrap.ps1`'s PowerShell 5.1 to `pwsh` 7 handoff, and
clones the hub with `git` the same way `menu.sh` does.
- Updates `host-setup/README.md` and `host-setup/windows/README.md` to
document it and drops the "It has no Windows counterpart yet" line.
- Separately, pins `mypy`/`pyright` to `platform = "linux"` in
`pyproject.toml`: running the pre-commit hook on native Windows failed
on two pre-existing, unrelated tests (`os.mkfifo`, `os.geteuid`) that a
runtime skip guard already excludes on that platform, since mypy's flow
analysis does not narrow across an `os.name`/`hasattr` check. CI always
runs on `ubuntu-latest`, so this keeps a local Windows/macOS run in step
with it.
## Verification
- `menu.ps1` parses clean under both pwsh 7 and real Windows PowerShell
5.1's own parser.
- `PSScriptAnalyzer` against this repo's
`PSScriptAnalyzerSettings.psd1`: clean.
- `markdownlint-cli2` on both READMEs: clean.
- Ran the actual PS5.1 -> pwsh7 handoff end-to-end via real
`powershell.exe`.
- Exercised hub-fetch, freshness-check, downstream-detection, dry-run
guards, and dispatch logic against this repo and a throwaway fake
downstream repo (caught and fixed a real bug: unassigned native-command
output leaking into function return values, corrupting exit codes).
- `.husky/pre-commit` (ruff, mypy, prose_lint, eol) passes clean.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
- **New Features**
- Added a Windows PowerShell menu for interactive host setup and
maintenance tasks.
- Supports dry runs, alternate repository references, custom cache
locations, cleanup options, validation, and task-level recovery.
- Added checkout detection, WSL status support, and PowerShell 7
handoff.
- **Bug Fixes**
- Improved repository checkout validation and cleanup when fetching
fails.
- Prevented unnecessary repository fetching during dry runs.
- **Documentation**
- Documented Windows menu usage, behavior, entry points, and examples.
- Clarified platform-specific tooling and references.
- **Chores**
- Aligned static analysis configuration with the Linux runtime
environment.
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Walkthrough

Adds an interactive Windows PowerShell host-setup menu with PowerShell 7 handoff, hub checkout management, repository tasks, and cleanup. It also hardens shell-menu hub reuse and updates bootstrap behavior, documentation, and type-checker platform settings.

Changes

Host setup menu

Layer / File(s)Summary
PowerShell bootstrap and startup
host-setup/menu.ps1, host-setup/bootstrap.ps1
Adds parameter handling, PowerShell 7 discovery or installation, startup validation, non-interactive instructions, and download remediation.
Hub checkout lifecycle
host-setup/menu.ps1, host-setup/menu.sh
Adds mutex-protected hub resolution, ownership markers, clean default-branch checks, fetch behavior, and conditional cleanup.
Task dispatch and validation
host-setup/menu.ps1, host-setup/menu.sh
Adds interactive task dispatch, repository checks, Skills distribution checks, carry actions, invalid-choice handling, and task status preservation.
Documentation and platform configuration
host-setup/README.md, host-setup/windows/README.md, pyproject.toml
Documents both menu entry points and sets mypy and Pyright platform assumptions to Linux.

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

Merge Risk:🔵 Low · up to 2a37a

The Windows setup menu can run dry-run checks against stale tooling and can allow concurrent sessions to replace or clean up the active hub while tasks are still running, which may produce misleading validation or cross-session interference. The change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up on these bounded risks.

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Add Windows host setup menu and harden hub checkout handling

✨ Enhancement🐞 Bug fix📝 Documentation⚙️ Configuration changes🕐 40+ Minutes

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AI Description

• Adds a standalone Windows menu for host, hub, WSL, and downstream tasks.
• Hardens hub checkout ownership, freshness, dry-run, and cleanup across both menus.
• Documents Windows usage and aligns local type checking with Linux CI.
Diagram

graph TD
U["Windows User"] --> M["menu.ps1"] --> P{"PowerShell 7?"}
P -- "No" --> H["pwsh Handoff"] --> R["Hub Resolver"]
P -- "Yes" --> R
R --> W["Windows Tools"]
R --> Y["Python Tools"] --> D["Downstream Repo"]
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High-Level Assessment

The standalone PowerShell counterpart is the right approach because it preserves the existing one-file fetchability contract while matching the established Bash menu and bootstrap handoff behavior. Sharing handoff or menu helpers was considered, but would make individually downloaded scripts depend on missing sibling files; platform-specific duplication is therefore intentional and appropriate.

Files changed (5) +609 / -21

Enhancement (1) +540 / -0
menu.ps1Add the standalone Windows host and repository menu+540/-0

Add the standalone Windows host and repository menu

• Introduces an interactive PowerShell counterpart to menu.sh with PowerShell 5.1-to-7 handoff, hub/downstream detection, serialized full-clone fetching, ownership-aware cleanup, dry-run behavior, and repeated task dispatch. It fronts Windows host tools, WSL status, repository audits, Skills distribution checks, and downstream carry operations.

host-setup/menu.ps1

Bug fix (1) +36 / -15
menu.shHarden Linux menu checkout safety and dry-run reuse+36/-15

Harden Linux menu checkout safety and dry-run reuse

• Marks clone ownership before Git writes, cleans failed clones safely, and retains ownership markers when directory removal fails. Dry runs may now reuse a clean local main checkout without fetching, while dirty or non-main trees are rejected and Git failures cannot masquerade as empty successful output.

host-setup/menu.sh

Documentation (2) +28 / -6
README.mdDocument the cross-platform human menu+17/-6

Document the cross-platform human menu

• Adds menu.ps1 to the host setup inventory and provides native Windows download and launch instructions. Generalizes the menu contract, dependency rules, placement rationale, and standalone-fetchability guidance across Linux and Windows.

host-setup/README.md

README.mdDocument menu.ps1 within Windows host tooling+11/-0

Document menu.ps1 within Windows host tooling

• Explains why menu.ps1 lives at the host-setup root, its shared PowerShell handoff behavior, and its Windows-only WSL status entry. Adds help and dry-run invocation examples and links to both menu implementations.

host-setup/windows/README.md

Other (1) +5 / -0
pyproject.tomlPin Python type checkers to Linux semantics+5/-0

Pin Python type checkers to Linux semantics

• Configures mypy and pyright to analyze against Linux platform APIs regardless of the developer host. This keeps native Windows and macOS checks aligned with Ubuntu CI and avoids false findings for runtime-guarded POSIX-only attributes.

pyproject.toml

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1. Failed ref leaves owned tree✓ Resolved🐞 Bug☼ Reliability
Description
When a non-default -Ref fetch or checkout fails, Invoke-FetchHubLocked returns before setting
HUB_FETCHED, so final cleanup skips the cloned hub and hub.owned marker. Besides violating the
documented remove-by-default behavior, that orphan marker can authorize a later run to delete an
unrelated directory subsequently placed at the same hub path.
Code

host-setup/menu.ps1[R213-215]

+ if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) {+ fail "Could not fetch $script:REF from $script:HUB_REPO. Check the ref exists."+ return $false
Relevance

●●● Strong

PR #1041 explicitly accepted cleanup ownership for failed fetch/checkout paths, directly matching
this finding.

PR-#1041

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The two failure branches return without cleanup; HUB_FETCHED is assigned only after both
operations succeed, while Invoke-Cleanup exits whenever that flag is false. The same
interrupted/failed-fetch ownership pattern was previously accepted in PR #1041.

host-setup/menu.ps1[194-226]
host-setup/menu.ps1[294-300]
host-setup/menu.ps1[71-74]
PR-#1041

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
A failed non-default-ref fetch or checkout leaves the cloned hub and ownership marker behind because cleanup is gated on `HUB_FETCHED`, which is only set after complete success.
## Issue Context
The marker is intentionally created before clone output, so every failure after that point must either remove the owned tree and marker immediately or record the attempt so final cleanup removes them. Preserve `-Keep` semantics if it is intended to retain failed attempts, but never leave an orphan marker that can grant ownership over replacement content.
## Fix Focus Areas
- host-setup/menu.ps1[194-226]
- host-setup/menu.ps1[294-300]

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2. File header summary block✗ Dismissed📜 Skill insight⚙ Maintainability
Description
The new script starts with a seven-line prose header that summarizes the file's contents, purpose,
execution model, and runtime. This is a prohibited file header summary and exceeds the one-line
default for comments without limiting the extra lines to a genuine code constraint.
Code

host-setup/menu.ps1[R1-4]

+# A human-facing front end over the scripts this fleet otherwise authors for an agent following instructions: the host tooling in host-setup\windows\, and the repo-level tools in scripts\ and spec\ that ptr727/ProjectTemplate hosts and every other repo reaches rather than carries.+# Menu options rather than a command a human has to already know, and a forcing function on the tools it fronts: a task with no discoverable menu entry is a gap in the tools themselves.+#+# Fetchable on its own, like bootstrap.ps1: run from a hub checkout directly, or download this one file into a downstream repo and it clones the hub itself.
Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent PR #1041 accepted cleanup of expansive menu-script opening comments, closely matching this
header-summary concern.

PR-#1041

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
PR Compliance IDs 2826694 and 2826677 prohibit file header summaries and multi-line elaborative
comment blocks. Lines 1-7 form a prose header describing the script rather than a narrowly placed
implementation constraint.

host-setup/menu.ps1[1-7]
Skill: comment-and-doc-style

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The new `menu.ps1` begins with a multi-paragraph file summary block that restates what the script contains and how it is used.
## Issue Context
Remove boilerplate file summaries. Preserve only genuinely necessary constraints as concise comments beside the code they constrain.
## Fix Focus Areas
- host-setup/menu.ps1[1-7]

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3. Hub rules duplicated in README✗ Dismissed📘 Rule violation⚙ Maintainability
Description
The rewritten menu documentation restates the canonical hub-hosted tooling requirements to fetch a
checkout, use a full clone, and verify freshness instead of referencing GOVERNANCE.md. Duplicating
these cross-cutting conditions creates a second policy copy that can drift from the authoritative
text.
Code

host-setup/README.md[93]

+Reaching `spec/audit.py` and `scripts/carry.py` from outside a hub checkout means fetching one, the same "hosted and reached, never carried" model [`scripts/README.md`][scripts-readme] states for those tools generally. The menu clones fresh rather than reusing the bootstrap loader's tarball, since `scripts/carry.py` itself checks that its hub argument is a real git checkout on a freshly fetched `origin/main` with no local changes, and a full clone rather than a shallow one, since `spec/audit.py` walks the hub's own commit history to judge whether a carried copy is trailing the file it was copied from. Run from inside the hub itself, that same freshness is confirmed against the local checkout before a hub task uses it, falling back to a fresh clone when the local checkout has moved on, so an audit or a Skills-distribution check never silently reads a stale or feature-branch tree.
Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent PR #1041 accepted removing duplicated hub-policy prose from menu documentation.

PR-#1041

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
PR Compliance ID 2826346 prohibits other files from repeating substantive cross-cutting rules.
AGENTS.md identifies GOVERNANCE.md as authoritative, GOVERNANCE.md requires hub tooling to run
from a freshly fetched checkout, and the changed README line repeats those same clone and freshness
conditions.

Rule 2826346: Do not duplicate cross-cutting rules from AGENTS.md and GOVERNANCE.md in other repository files
AGENTS.md[5-7]
GOVERNANCE.md[129-135]
host-setup/README.md[93-93]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
`host-setup/README.md` restates cross-cutting hub checkout, clone depth, and freshness requirements that are canonical in `GOVERNANCE.md`.
## Issue Context
Keep only menu-specific behavior here and reference the `Hub-Hosted Tooling` section for repository-wide requirements.
## Fix Focus Areas
- host-setup/README.md[93-93]

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4. Mutex permits checkout deletion✗ Dismissed🐞 Bug☼ Reliability
Description
Invoke-FetchHub releases the shared-directory mutex immediately after cloning even though menu
tasks continue reading that checkout. A second menu using the same -Dir can then acquire the mutex
and delete or replace the first session's hub during a running host/Python task, causing missing
files, inconsistent-ref execution, or cleanup of the other session's tree.
Code

host-setup/menu.ps1[R185-189]

+ return (Invoke-FetchHubLocked)+ } finally {+ # Released here, once the fetch itself finishes, rather than held for the rest of this session: Invoke-InteractiveMenu's loop keeps a session alive well past its one fetch, and holding the lock that long would block every other menu.ps1 sharing this -Dir until this session quits.+ # A second session starting its own fetch while this one is still reading the tree it just cloned is the accepted residual race left by that choice, the same one menu.sh's own flock accepts for the same reason.+ if ($acquired) { $mutex.ReleaseMutex() }
Relevance

●● Moderate

No close accepted/rejected mutex-lifetime precedent; concurrent-session safety is semantic and
evidence is indirect.

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The mutex is released as soon as Invoke-FetchHubLocked returns. Fetching another session then
treats any marked hub as removable and deletes it, while host and Python actions execute files from
that same unlocked path and cleanup also relies only on the shared marker.

host-setup/menu.ps1[163-191]
host-setup/menu.ps1[194-203]
host-setup/menu.ps1[294-320]
host-setup/menu.ps1[338-349]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The mutex protects cloning only, not the lifetime during which tasks use and later clean up the shared checkout, so concurrent sessions can delete or replace one another's hub tree.
## Issue Context
Use session-unique checkout paths, or retain/coordinate ownership for every task and cleanup operation so no process can replace a checkout while another process reads it. A plain shared marker is insufficient because it does not identify which session owns the tree.
## Fix Focus Areas
- host-setup/menu.ps1[163-191]
- host-setup/menu.ps1[194-226]
- host-setup/menu.ps1[294-320]

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In `@host-setup/menu.ps1`:
- Around line 463-478: Replace the use of return code 2 for unknown choices in
Invoke-Dispatch with a separate script-scope flag, initialized alongside QUIT
(for example, BAD_CHOICE). Set and clear that flag per menu iteration, have
Invoke-InteractiveMenu continue only when the flag is set, and preserve driven
task exit codes unchanged.
- Around line 509-527: Update main and the corresponding bootstrap.ps1 startup
flow to invoke Invoke-PwshHandoff only when $PSVersionTable.PSVersion.Major is
below 7 and $PSCommandPath is non-empty; otherwise continue to Test-Interactive
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## Summary
Fixes three real bugs the promotion PR's (#1046) fresh review pass over
the full menu.ps1/menu.sh diff surfaced, in both files:
- A failed non-default `-Ref` fetch or checkout left `HUB_FETCHED`
unset, so final cleanup skipped the cloned hub and its ownership marker
entirely, the same false-ownership hazard already fixed for the initial
clone failure on PR #1045. `HUB_FETCHED` is now set the moment the
initial clone lands, before `-Ref`'s own fetch/checkout can fail.
- An unrecognized menu choice returned exit code 2, colliding with a
driven tool's own legitimate exit code 2 (`scripts/carry.py`'s
"repository is not uniquely registered", reproduced from earlier testing
on PR #1045): `Invoke-InteractiveMenu` would silently swallow that
tool's real failure as if the menu choice itself had been invalid.
Replaced with a dedicated `BAD_CHOICE` flag.
- Windows PowerShell 5.1 reading the script through `Invoke-Expression`
(or a similar pipe) has an empty `$PSCommandPath`, and the PowerShell-7
handoff ran unconditionally before ever checking for a console, so a
piped-in run could fail handing off to `pwsh` instead of reaching the
"download and run it" message. Guarded in both `menu.ps1` and
`bootstrap.ps1`, which shares the same startup order.
Two other findings on PR #1046 were declined with evidence in the review
thread rather than fixed here: the file header comment (same shape as
`menu.sh`/`bootstrap.ps1`, already merged) and the mutex's release
timing (same accepted trade-off as `menu.sh`'s `flock`, already
documented in the code).
## Verification
- `menu.ps1`/`bootstrap.ps1` parse clean under both pwsh 7 and real
Windows PowerShell 5.1, and lint clean against
`PSScriptAnalyzerSettings.psd1`.
- `menu.sh` passes `bash -n`.
- Verified the `$PSCommandPath` fix against a real `Invoke-Expression`
on Windows PowerShell 5.1: prints the download remedy instead of
crashing the handoff. Confirmed no regression to the normal `-File`
invocation.
- Verified the `HUB_FETCHED`/cleanup fix and the `BAD_CHOICE` fix
functionally in both `menu.ps1` and `menu.sh`.
- `.husky/pre-commit` (ruff, mypy, prose_lint, eol) passes clean.
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* **Bug Fixes**
* Improved menu handling so invalid selections no longer conflict with
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* Improved cleanup after setup failures during repository ref retrieval
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* Added clearer instructions when scripts are run directly from a
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256-260: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Both menus treat a clean local main checkout as current during dry-run without fetching or proving freshness. This violates the hub-read contract and can produce stale audit, distribution, or carry results.

  • host-setup/menu.ps1#L256-L260: require a freshness proof before accepting the local hub during -DryRun.
  • host-setup/menu.sh#L173-L179: require a freshness proof before accepting the local hub during --dry-run.
    As per coding guidelines: “Read the hub's main branch as ground truth” and “Reach the hub as a checkout of your own and fetch it immediately before reading it.”
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In `@host-setup/menu.ps1` around lines 256 - 260, Require a freshness proof before
accepting a local clean main checkout during dry-run in the host-setup/menu.ps1
dry-run branch at lines 256-260 and the host-setup/menu.sh dry-run branch at
lines 173-179; do not treat Test-HubCleanOnDefaultRef or its shell equivalent
alone as sufficient, and preserve the fallback that rejects the hub when
freshness cannot be established.

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187-191: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Keep the hub lock until task execution and cleanup finish.

Invoke-FetchHub releases the mutex before the interactive task reads $script:DIR\hub. A second session can then remove and re-clone that path. The first session can read a replaced tree, and its later Invoke-Cleanup can delete the second session's active tree.

Hold the lock through the session, or use a unique hub path per session with ownership-safe cleanup.

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
In `@host-setup/menu.ps1` around lines 187 - 191, Update Invoke-FetchHub and the
surrounding Invoke-InteractiveMenu lifecycle so the hub mutex remains held
through task execution and Invoke-Cleanup, releasing and disposing it only after
all reads and cleanup of $script:DIR\hub finish; do not release it in the
fetch-only finally block.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Inline comments:
In `@host-setup/menu.ps1`:
- Around line 513-518: Update Show-DownloadAndRunRemedy in host-setup/menu.ps1
(lines 513-518) so its printed downloaded-file command preserves and forwards
the original menu parameters, including -DryRun. Update the corresponding
remediation helper in host-setup/bootstrap.ps1 (lines 384-389) to include the
original bootstrap action switches and options; keep the existing download and
execution flow unchanged.
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Outside diff comments:
In `@host-setup/menu.ps1`:
- Around line 256-260: Require a freshness proof before accepting a local clean
main checkout during dry-run in the host-setup/menu.ps1 dry-run branch at lines
256-260 and the host-setup/menu.sh dry-run branch at lines 173-179; do not treat
Test-HubCleanOnDefaultRef or its shell equivalent alone as sufficient, and
preserve the fallback that rejects the hub when freshness cannot be established.
- Around line 187-191: Update Invoke-FetchHub and the surrounding
Invoke-InteractiveMenu lifecycle so the hub mutex remains held through task
execution and Invoke-Cleanup, releasing and disposing it only after all reads
and cleanup of $script:DIR\hub finish; do not release it in the fetch-only
finally block.
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Re: "Both menus treat a clean local main checkout as current during dry-run without fetching or proving freshness" (outside-diff, host-setup/menu.ps1:256-260 / host-setup/menu.sh:173-179).

Disproven: this contradicts an established design principle in this same tool, predating this PR. menu.sh's ensure_hub_root already carried this reasoning before PR #1045 touched it: "The freshness check below itself fetches, which updates FETCH_HEAD and the remote-tracking ref even though it touches no working file, so it is as much a change as fetch_hub's own clone." A git fetch is treated as a change -DryRun refuses to make, which is why Confirm-HubRoot/ensure_hub_root's -DryRun branch is deliberately local-only (git status --porcelain, git rev-parse HEAD/--abbrev-ref HEAD, no fetch): fetching to prove freshness against origin is exactly the network call -DryRun's own contract ("print what each step would run, change nothing") promises not to make. Checked with the maintainer directly given the Major severity: keep the no-network-call -DryRun behavior as designed. No change made.

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Re: "Keep the hub lock until task execution and cleanup finish" (outside-diff, host-setup/menu.ps1:187-191).

This is the same finding raised and declined twice already on this same code: PR #1045's "Mutex releases before hub use" and this PR's own earlier "Mutex permits checkout deletion", both answered with the same evidence, that this matches menu.sh's own flock, released the same way for the same documented reason (see the comment in Invoke-FetchHub's finally block and menu.sh's fetch_hub). Checked with the maintainer directly given the third recurrence: keep the current design. No change made.

## Summary
Fixes a real finding from the promotion PR's (#1046) latest review
round.
`Show-DownloadAndRunRemedy` printed a fixed `powershell -File menu.ps1`
(or `bootstrap.ps1`) regardless of what the original invocation was
called with, so a user told to download and run the file after a
piped-in or no-console run lost `-DryRun` (or, on `bootstrap.ps1`, the
chosen action) and got the full default behavior instead of what they
asked for. Reuses the existing `Get-ForwardedArgument` helper to append
the original bound parameters to the printed command, in both `menu.ps1`
and `bootstrap.ps1`.
## Verification
- Both files parse clean under pwsh 7 and real Windows PowerShell 5.1,
and lint clean against `PSScriptAnalyzerSettings.psd1`.
- Verified `menu.ps1 -DryRun` under a no-console run prints the remedy
with `-DryRun` forwarded, and the no-flags case prints unchanged.
- Verified `bootstrap.ps1 -Report -Yes` forwards both, isolated from an
unrelated console-detection quirk in this test environment's piped
stdin.
- `.husky/pre-commit` (ruff, mypy, prose_lint, eol) passes clean.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Bug Fixes**
* Preserved selected actions and options when downloading and rerunning
the setup script.
* Updated the displayed rerun command to include the original
command-line arguments when provided.
* Improved argument formatting so rerun commands can be safely copied
and pasted.
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