fix: restore beta package Telegram validation#108566
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* fix(qa): keep packaged entry off private transport * fix(qa): lazy-load private transport runtime * fix(qa): pass relative package artifact path * fix(qa): isolate packaged bus protocol * fix(qa): mount package scenario catalog
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Land-ready proof for exact head
Known gap: none for landing this internal QA/package-harness backport. Full release validation will run against the landed beta SHA. |
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Related: #108499
What Problem This Solves
Fixes an issue where the 2026.7.2 beta release validation could not complete package acceptance because the packaged Telegram QA harness crossed four invalid package and container boundaries.
Why This Change Was Made
Backports the exact repair already landed and proven on main in #108499. The QA harness now defers private runtime loading, writes artifacts through container-valid absolute paths, implements the small protocol surface locally with parity tests, and mounts the required scenarios into the package-test container.
No version, tag, publication, registry, deployment, or release mutation is included.
User Impact
Maintainers can run the beta package acceptance and Telegram scenario lanes against the actual packaged artifact. Runtime product behavior is unchanged.
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