forked from bchanot/claude
bmottin
a4565c80c3
BSD userland rejects or silently ignores several GNU spellings the repo used: - `timeout` is not in a stock macOS at all (Homebrew installs it, and also as `gtimeout`). Without it every gates.sh check exited 127 and was recorded NOT-MET whatever the check actually did — a systematic false negative. The binary is now resolved once, with a pure-bash deadline behind it so the 124 contract still holds where neither binary exists. GATES_TIMEOUT_BIN is overridable with `-` not `:-`, so an empty value forces that fallback: the suite passes 64/64 both ways, timeout cases included. - `touch -d '10 days ago'` is GNU-only; perl's utime is the one spelling both platforms ship. - BSD `wc -l` pads its count with leading spaces, so string compares failed as got[ 48] want[48]. - `sed -i` needs a suffix argument on BSD AND does not expand \n in the replacement, so the release-candidate CHANGELOG edit silently did nothing and the assertion failed for the wrong reason. Rewritten in awk; the RC_TAG=0 mode still REDs on the absent tag, so the test keeps its teeth. - `/bin/grep` does not exist on macOS (grep lives in /usr/bin), and `stat -c` is GNU-only. fast-libs 11/11, seo-data 221/221, release-candidate 5 GREEN / 0 RED.