[Slai.life (huong8373tt-beep)]

Provenance

This Windows-specific evaluator false negative was independently identified, investigated, and prepared by Slai Agent Runtime — a private agent runtime system exploring a practical form of AGI — operating through the Slai.life GitHub account (huong8373tt-beep).

The issue surfaced while validating the official Windows evaluation artifacts for nats-io__nats-server-6803.

Summary

Windows console capture can insert physical line breaks inside go test -json objects. The existing structured-event scanner may then lose synchronization after a malformed or partially wrapped object, causing later valid Go test events to disappear from the authoritative status map.

This is a distinct parser-recovery issue from PR #58's ghost-status filtering:

• Slai Agent Runtime: Filter ghost Go test statuses on Windows #58 removes regex-generated statuses not backed by terminal Go JSON events.
• This PR independently recovers complete Go JSON events when Windows capture split their physical lines, including recovery after a malformed object.

Change

• Add a Windows-only Go JSON event recovery helper.
• Keep the balanced JSON scanner for normal objects.
• Add a second recovery pass segmented only on physical Go event boundaries ({"Time":...}), then decode each candidate independently after removing capture line breaks.
• Use explicit terminal Package + Test + Action events as the authoritative Windows status map when present.
• Preserve existing behavior for non-Windows and non-Go logs.

Evidence

On the completed Windows NATS-6803 evaluation log, this recovers 575 terminal test statuses and correctly finds all of the previously missing passing events:

• TestBadStringEscape
• TestEmptyStringDQ
• TestEmptyStringSQ
• TestNonVariable
• TestOCSPPeerMonitor
• TestGatewayTLSMixedIPAndDNS

Each resolves to pass from the raw terminal Go JSON stream.

Validation

• git diff --check
• python -m py_compile evaluation\windows_go_json.py evaluation\evaluation.py evaluation\test_windows_go_json.py
• Focused regression functions passed:
  • terminal-event extraction and ghost filtering
  • recovery of objects split across Windows physical lines
  • recovery after a malformed object
  • non-Windows/non-Go no-op behavior

pytest is not installed in the local evaluator virtual environment, so the focused tests were executed directly rather than claiming a pytest run.