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Add customizable installer API and export bundle - #90
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Windows exports include a customizable installer host and web UI under
scripts/install. Any HTTP client can read logs, progress and current tasks, configure the destination and optional components, and start or cancel installation. Project configuration, HTML and bundled hook files customize the export.Installer logic supports beforeCopy/afterCopy tasks using command argument arrays. Tasks receive JSON context through stdin and emit log/progress events through stdout. Python, JavaScript, Lua/Luau, C#, Java, PHP and compiled C/C++ can use their standalone runtimes or executables; gameplay callbacks are separate. Tasks support option gating, timeouts, failure handling and cancellation.
Requires Python 3.10+ for the host and the chosen task runtimes. Includes documentation and updated bundled agent guidance. Existing destination files are preserved; failures or cancellation can leave partial files and task side effects.
The CI repair applies repository-pinned Rust formatting, updates the yanked async-executor 1.14.0 dependency to 1.14.1, and adds regression coverage for exported installer designs and nested hook files. Installer API integration tests now run on both Linux and Windows in CI.
Validation: eight Python integration tests, the Rust installer export regression test, Chromium installation flow, pinned-toolchain formatting and cargo-deny checks pass locally. CI engine checks pass on Linux and Windows, including Clippy, full tests, rendering and smoke tests. CI browser export, adapter conformance, security, secrets and workflow checks pass. All CI checks pass on commit 87234b9. A fresh Windows setup executable was built, packaged Setup/toolchain tests passed, and the windows-installer artifact was uploaded (run 42563066868).
Agent plugin guidance was reviewed and remains accurate for these CI/dependency fixes.