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Pressure-testing Ota on Cal.diy: native, quickstart, and Docker runtime truth in one contract
Overview
Cal.diy was useful because it forced one contract to describe several legitimate runtime truths at once:
a native contributor development loop
a native production-oriented build and start path
a Docker-backed quickstart path through yarn dx
multiple documented Docker Compose deployment shapes
That combination makes it a good readiness-governance repo even when it is no longer one of the sharpest frontier pressure fixtures.
What this repo proved
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