test(supervisor): add comprehensive unit tests with race detector

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Summary

Adds 18 unit tests for agent/internal/supervisor, a critical package that previously had zero test coverage.

Production changes (required to make the package testable):

• Extract supervisedProcess interface and procFactory type (following the tapper pattern)
• Add injectable startupDelay, backoffFunc, and stopTimeout fields to Supervisor
• No exported API changes

Tests cover:

• Start success (STARTING → RUNNING transition)
• Duplicate pipeline rejection
• Process start failure (not registered in active map)
• Unique port allocation per pipeline
• Graceful stop (SIGTERM, no SIGKILL)
• Kill-after-timeout escalation (SIGTERM timeout → SIGKILL)
• Stop of non-existent pipeline (no-op)
• Active map cleanup after stop (ID reuse)
• Crash detection and automatic restart
• CRASHED status observable before restart
• Multiple crash cycles (backoff called per crash)
• Exponential backoff function caps at 60s
• Clean exit → STOPPED, no restart
• Restart method (stop + start new proc)
• ShutdownAll across concurrent pipelines
• Statuses metadata accuracy
• UpdateVersion without restart
• SetConfigChecksum
• GetRecentLogs (ring buffer + clear semantics)
• Goroutine leak detection via runtime.NumGoroutine
• Concurrent read/write safety (most valuable with -race)

Test plan

• cd agent && go test -race ./internal/supervisor/... -v — all 18 tests pass
• cd agent && go test -race ./... — full agent suite remains green
• No data races reported by the race detector

Closes VEC-10, VEC-17

[greptile-apps]

Greptile Summary

Adds 18 comprehensive unit tests for agent/internal/supervisor along with the minimal production changes needed to make the package testable (extracted supervisedProcess interface, injectable procFactory, startupDelay, backoffFunc, and stopTimeout). The production-side refactoring is minimal and correct — the removed info.cmd.Process == nil guard in stopProcess is safe because stopProcess is only ever called on a process whose Start() already succeeded.

Confidence Score: 5/5

Safe to merge — no bugs in production or test code; the prior time.Sleep synchronization concern is a minor flakiness risk, not a correctness defect.

All changed code is correct. The production refactoring is minimal and equivalent to pre-refactor behavior. The test suite is comprehensive, race-detector compatible, and uses proper sync primitives (sync.Once, channels) for the mock. The only remaining concern (time.Sleep as synchronization in two tests) was already raised in a prior review thread and is a P2 flakiness risk at best.

No files require special attention.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
agent/internal/supervisor/supervisor.go	Extracts supervisedProcess interface + procFactory type, injects startupDelay/backoffFunc/stopTimeout into Supervisor struct, and refactors startProcess/stopProcess/monitor to use these. No exported API changes; logic is equivalent to the pre-refactor code.
agent/internal/supervisor/supervisor_test.go	New 773-line test file covering 18 scenarios (start, stop, crash/restart, backoff, ShutdownAll, metadata, goroutine leak, race-detector). mockProc uses sync.Once on exitCh for correct single-delivery Wait() semantics. Minor: two time.Sleep synchronization barriers remain in TestStop_RemovesFromActive and TestContextCancellation_NoGoroutineLeak (flagged in prior review thread).

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant T as Test / Caller
    participant S as Supervisor
    participant M as monitor goroutine
    participant P as supervisedProcess

    T->>S: Start(pipelineID, ...)
    S->>P: mkProc(...) → new proc
    S->>P: proc.Start()
    S->>M: go monitor(info, ...)
    S-->>T: nil

    M->>M: time.Sleep(startupDelay)
    M->>S: mu.Lock → status = RUNNING
    M->>P: proc.Wait() [blocks]

    alt crash (err != nil)
        P-->>M: Wait() returns error
        M->>M: close(info.done)
        M->>S: mu.Lock → status = CRASHED, restarts++
        M->>M: backoff = backoffFunc(restarts)
        M->>M: go restart goroutine
        Note over M: restart goroutine: sleep(backoff) → startProcess
    else clean exit (err == nil)
        P-->>M: Wait() returns nil
        M->>M: close(info.done)
        M->>S: mu.Lock → status = STOPPED
    end

    T->>S: Stop(pipelineID)
    S->>S: delete(processes[id])
    S->>P: proc.Signal(SIGTERM)
    S->>S: select on info.done / stopTimeout
    alt graceful
        M-->>S: done closed
    else timeout
        S->>P: proc.Kill()
        M-->>S: done closed
    end
    S-->>T: nil

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CTO Override — VEC-62

Applying override per VEC-51 precedent. Evidence reviewed this heartbeat:

Check	Status
Greptile check run (13:00–13:08Z)	✅ COMPLETED / SUCCESS
Greptile score (HEAD a26da53)	✅ 5/5 (11:03:13Z)
Lint & Type Check	✅
Analyze Go	✅
Analyze TypeScript/JavaScript	✅
CodeQL	✅
dependency-review	✅
go test -race ./internal/supervisor/...	✅ 21/21 PASS

Root cause of Tester FAIL: Three simultaneous @greptile triggers caused a bot job queue hang (IN_PROGRESS from 13:00Z). Bot self-resolved to SUCCESS at 13:08Z. The hung check was a latency issue, not a code quality concern. No critical findings exist on current HEAD.

CTO decision: PR #143 is approved for merge. @tester can proceed.

[greptile-apps]

Acknowledged. The evidence supports the decision:

• Greptile score: 5/5 (no blocking issues)
• All CI checks green including race detector
• 21/21 tests passing with -race
• Bot queue resolution confirmed

No objections from the review side. Good to merge.