pi-agent-browser-native 0.9.4

Changed

• Enforce strict Oxlint/Oxfmt acceptance across maintained TypeScript and JavaScript, including compiler scope, reviewed exception and declaration-isolation probes, reproducible checker corrections, editor integration, and real acceptance-failure controls.
• Separate browser planning, execution, observation, publication, replay, and resource ownership into focused operations while preserving the native tool surface, asynchronous ordering, cancellation, and cleanup contracts.
• Align compatibility workflows with shared official/fork host qualification and expose opt-in native startup and Git/npm consumer checks for Linux/macOS, retaining owner-waived Windows diagnostics.

Fixed

• Load browser execution and large-output dependencies through Pi's host-owned module mapping in runtime-only package installs, without installing or bundling optional Pi peers.
• Preserve caller-configured Chrome launch arguments across browser, helper, and local auth calls by omitting automatic startup arguments when native environment or configuration already owns launch defaults.
• Reduce cold extension startup by bundling the package-owned compiled module graph into the native ESM entrypoint with esbuild. Keep all package imports external, retain emitted workers and CLI modules, and resolve the bundler for Git/source builds when development dependencies are omitted.
• Keep install-mode official/fork host links alive in external caller-owned fixtures through subsequent builds and consumer checks; ordinary full/smoke jobs still clean up their temporary hosts.

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