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* test(qa): prove Slack native chart delivery * test(qa): exercise Slack chart verifier through scenario * fix(build): bound private QA SDK declarations separately * fix(qa): normalize Slack chart history whitespace
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Related: #12602
Follow-up to #102635
What Problem This Solves
Resolves two release-proof gaps: Slack portable chart delivery had no automated live assertion that the message tool reaches Slack as a native chart with accessible fallback text, and private QA builds incorrectly applied the published SDK declaration budget to a different unified-build chunk topology.
Why This Change Was Made
Adds an opt-in Slack QA scenario that sends a portable line chart through the normal message-tool path, then reads Slack history with the SUT identity and requires both the native
data_visualizationblock and exact accessible top-level text. Deterministic provider coverage exercises the same tool call and rejects text-only delivery.The SDK checker keeps the published public-entry graph capped at 5,000,000 bytes. Private QA builds retain all export, dependency, and forbidden-specifier checks, but use a separate 5,025,000-byte cap for the public roots compiled under private-only chunk topology; measured sizes and the selected cap are printed on every build.
User Impact
No runtime behavior changes. Release validation can catch native-chart and accessibility regressions, while secret-bearing QA workflows no longer fail against a publication-only size threshold. Published package growth remains protected by the unchanged 5 MB cap.
Evidence
4,981,236/5,000,000bytes.5,004,947/5,025,000bytes.9ad38e77394f; recent intentional chart/video type additions accounted for only about 4 KB and no unintended export was found.git diff --check: passed.24574ba416c7; nativedata_visualizationplus deterministic accessible text verified in 19,695 ms: https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/actions/runs/29070313773