Alessandro (Ale) Segala
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Adds a matrix entry that starts a SQLite-backed Francis runtime next to Pocket ID and points FRANCIS_HOST at it, so the same Playwright suite runs with the actor state, alarms, and placement owned by the runtime instead of embedded in Pocket ID. The suite needs no changes to work in that topology: the E2E reset seeds every actor through actors.Service() and deliberately leaves the actor store alone, so it behaves the same whichever side owns it. The CLI spec is the exception, since export and import are the two commands whose behaviour genuinely differs. It now picks the right Compose file, expects an export to carry no francis.bin, feeds the import an archive without one, and gains a case asserting that an archive that does carry one is refused. The runtime is reached over the Compose network on its UDP port, so nothing is published to the host, and the cluster CA is left unpinned, which exercises the same trust-on-first-use path an operator gets without FRANCIS_CA. Pinning is covered by a unit test instead.
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