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EVEngine/scripts/tests/test_analyze_build.py
西风逍遥游 31880f0021 feat(examples): gate examples in CI and make repository scripts UTF-8 on every host
`examples/<name>/` was a tested surface in name only. The source-quality job had
no examples check at all, and scripts/smoke_examples.sh accepted any process that
had not printed one of its error markers: a project that died during startup,
exited after a single frame, or crashed without a marker was reported as PASS.
Nothing stopped a malformed or unregistered example from reaching dev, which is
how 14 examples arrived without READMEs and 20 were never registered in the
overview table.

Source side
- scripts/check_examples.py classifies every directory under examples/ as either
  runnable (main.nut plus a config.nut that assigns the engine `config` table) or
  as a reviewed non-runnable sample listed in NON_RUNNABLE_EXAMPLES with a
  reason. Both kinds must own a README.md and appear in examples/README.md.
  Stale exemptions and overview links to missing directories fail as well.
- `make check/examples` and a new source-quality CI step run the gate.
- scripts/tests/test_check_examples.py covers it and pins each failure mode
  against fixtures.

Runtime side
- scripts/smoke_examples.sh now enforces liveness, not just marker absence: every
  runnable example must still be running after MIN_RUN_SECONDS (default 2s; CI
  passes 2s), and a process that dies inside that window fails whatever its exit
  code. A clean self-exit after the window passes with an explicit note instead
  of being silently accepted as a pass.
- The Linux CI step sets MIN_RUN_SECONDS=2 and keeps RUN_SECONDS=6, so the job's
  wall clock is unchanged (13.7 min of its 20 min budget on dev).

Windows / GBK
- scripts/utf8_stdio.py re-encodes stdout/stderr as UTF-8 and every scripts/*.py
  program calls it as the first statement of its __main__ block. On a Chinese
  Windows a redirected stream falls back to the ANSI code page (cp936), and
  printing a character that code page cannot encode (arrows, superscripts, bullet
  separators, emoji - all common in this repository) raised UnicodeEncodeError
  and turned a checker into a traceback.
- The mirror image is input: read_text() without encoding= decoded UTF-8
  repository text as cp936 and raised UnicodeDecodeError.
- scripts/tests/test_utf8_stdio.py enforces both conventions for every script and
  test module; text file I/O and child-process decoding now pass encoding="utf-8"
  explicitly.
- Unit-test invocations run with `python3 -X utf8` so the runner's own output
  never follows the host code page.

Violations the new gates found on top of dev, fixed here: 14 examples shipped
without a README (fluid3d, mesh-impact-lab, mesh-modifier-lab, spline-tube-lab on
the earlier dev tip, plus pcg-depth-of-field, pcg-detail-overwrite,
pcg-layer-culling, pcg-location-system, pcg-runtime-orchestration,
pcg-scene-player-culling, pcg-snow-wind, pcg-thunder-strike, pcg-ui-scaler and
pcg-underwater added by #397), 20 were missing from the overview table (those 14
plus archspace-editor, geometry-stroke-lab, interior-mapping, layered-animation,
triplanar-decal, terrain-stamping), and scripts/export_meshret_onnx.py had no
UTF-8 stdio guard.

Verified locally: `python -m ruff check scripts` (All checks passed);
scripts/check_test_manifest.py; scripts/check_quality_metadata.py;
scripts/check_architecture_contracts.py --base HEAD; scripts/check_nodiscard.py;
`make -n check/examples`; scripts/check_examples.py (125 examples: 118 runnable,
7 reviewed non-runnable); and `python -X utf8 -m unittest discover -s scripts/tests
-p "test_*.py"` (155 tests, OK). The runtime half of the contract needs a Linux
headless build, so it is verified by the CI examples smoke step rather than
locally.
2026-09-15 20:20:23 +08:00

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import importlib.util
import sys
from pathlib import Path
SCRIPT = Path(__file__).parents[1] / "analyze_build.py"
# Loading a script by path bypasses the normal sys.path entry for its directory,
# so its own sibling imports (utf8_stdio) only resolve if the test puts that
# directory on sys.path itself.
sys.path.insert(0, str(SCRIPT.parent))
SPEC = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location("analyze_build", SCRIPT)
MODULE = importlib.util.module_from_spec(SPEC)
assert SPEC.loader is not None
sys.modules[SPEC.name] = MODULE
SPEC.loader.exec_module(MODULE)
def test_reports_header_fanout_templates_and_objects(tmp_path):
source = tmp_path / "repo"
engine = source / "src" / "engine"
build = source / "build" / "linux-debug"
(engine / "common").mkdir(parents=True)
build.mkdir(parents=True)
(engine / "common" / "Box.h").write_text(
"#pragma once\ntemplate <class T> struct Box { T value; };\n", encoding="utf-8"
)
(engine / "One.cpp").write_text('#include "common/Box.h"\n', encoding="utf-8")
(engine / "Two.cpp").write_text('#include "common/Box.h"\n', encoding="utf-8")
(build / "One.cpp.o").write_bytes(b"x" * 1024)
headers = MODULE.direct_header_metrics(source)
objects = MODULE.object_metrics(build)
assert headers[0].path == "src/engine/common/Box.h"
assert headers[0].fanout == 2
assert headers[0].templates == 1
assert objects[0][0] == 1024