Generate sample_data values from a test image with --emit - #159
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Runs the tool on a contributor's own image (zip, tar, gz, or an extraction folder, no registry needed) and prints sample_data values for the artifact modules changed on the branch, or for --modules. Counts print only when the run reached its completion marker; caught database errors and disabled capabilities are reported, and zeros are flagged as unverified. Levels the run-integrity checks and the output_types-aware comparison across cores, so the copies of this script match apart from a three-constant header. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds an --emit mode to validate_sample_data.py so a contributor can generate sample_data values from their own test image:
Runs the tool on the image (zip, tar, gz, or an extraction folder, no registry needed) and prints paste-ready values for the artifact modules changed on the branch, or for --modules. Nothing prints unless the run reached its completion marker; caught database errors and disabled capabilities are reported, and zeros are flagged as unverified. Levels the run-integrity checks and the output_types-aware LAVA comparison so the copies of this script match across cores apart from a three-constant header.
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