Implement Submodule Sync and Test Watchdog#29
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Implemented two major improvements to devflow: 1. Per-test stall watchdog for `gotest`: - Replaces native per-package cumulative timeout semantics with per-test stall detection. - Injects `-v` to monitor test lifecycle events (`=== RUN`, `=== PAUSE`, `=== CONT`). - Uses a 10x backstop for overall package hangs. - Added `watchdog.go` and `test/watchdog_test.go`. 2. Same-repo submodule handling for `gopush`: - Automatically detects and syncs submodules inside the repository that depend on the parent. - Ensures relative `replace` directives pointing to the local parent. - Bumps parent requirement to the upcoming release tag pre-commit. - Excludes internal submodules from external dependent update flow. - Added `go_selfdep.go` and `test/go_selfdep_test.go`. Updated `docs/GOTEST.md`, `docs/GOPUSH.md`, and `docs/CODEJOB.md` to reflect these changes. Repository-heavy tests are now tagged with `//go:build integration`. Co-authored-by: cdvelop <44058491+cdvelop@users.noreply.github.com>
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Execute the implementation plan described in docs/PLAN.md, implementing a per-test stall watchdog for gotest and automated same-repo submodule handling for gopush.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 5149360329429041972 started by @cdvelop