ci: (PR 1/2) add the hermetic CPU contract suite - #1440
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We need a repeatable CPU check before changing the evaluation pipeline. This adds a pinned Linux environment, fixes test collection, and exercises the production request constructors without downloading datasets.
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e0bfc699on September 5, 2026.uv run --no-sync pre-commit run --all-files: passed.This adds the check but does not change branch protection. Requiring it is a separate repository setting.
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Foundation stack: #1440 -> #1451. The sample-limit fix in #1441 also depends on this PR. This PR introduces no new evaluation lifecycle or model-reuse behavior.