[SIMULATED — stlc plumbing smoke test] kernel/kernel PR #3095 - #152
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stlc plumbing smoke test — SIMULATED OUTPUT
Opened by the
integration-testjob of.github/workflows/stlc-generate.yml.The diff on this branch is NOT stlc generator output. The generator was not installed or run; the only change is a marker file at
.stlc-integration-test/smoke-test.md.What this proves: the workflow can mint a GitHub App token, push a branch to this repo, and open/update a draft PR.
What it does NOT prove: anything about the stlc generator, the generated SDK code, or parity with hosted Stainless.
Source: kernel/kernel PR #3095
Run: https://github.com/kernel/kernel/actions/runs/30825504791
Do not merge. This PR is closed automatically when the
stlc-integration-testlabel is removed or the source PR closes.