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Document ShadowCode 2.3.3 platform qualification - #16
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Document the public 2.3.3 release, the updated Linux trust-policy range, and the tested installations on Omarchy, Windows and the Intel iMac. The qualification records distinguish scripted-provider endurance, the real Windows model task and the iMac's limited native-window check.
Validation: all three installed native engines passed 100 sequential and 80 concurrent scripted tasks, cancellations and persistence checks. The Windows laptop also passed native editor checks and a Gemma 4 E4B CPU coding task. Omarchy passed a focused physical Wayland interface test. The iMac opened the expected native window; screen capture was unavailable, so physical visual editing and keyboard interaction are not claimed. Public release checksums, receipts and site download links were verified.