feat(ground-study): prepare jobs from current editors - #4374
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Consolidated into #4409. Closing to reduce CI/CD runner load. |
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Summary
Advances #4369 as the next protected child after #4373.
Human review was accepted by the campaign owner; this PR still relies on ordinary protected repository checks and dependency order.
Local validation
python -m pytest tests/rate_of_closure -q -n 8— 1,223 passedgit diff --check— passedRelease notes
The protected pinned MyPy/CI run remains authoritative. The local Python 3.13/MyPy 1.13 compiled binary hit an internal cache-serialization assertion; Python 3.11/MyPy 2.1 completed cleanly. A default 14-worker full-suite stress run also encountered two loopback poll timeouts on the loaded workstation; the isolated tests and complete eight-worker suite passed.