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Deletes tests/install-fallback-hw.mjs, the mobile audit probe and its allowlist, scripts/requirements.txt, tests/lab/verify-pending.sh, bench/baselines/ and client/icons/ (nothing references them; the bundle icons live in client/src-tauri/icons). audit-scripts lists fpkg-diff.py as a manual research tool and no longer counts a script naming itself as a reference. SPEC.md no longer says zip/7z/RAR sources fall back to FTX2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ub1mez9eaVtTF8pMEFXvA9
Bench
Repo-native benchmark and hardware-sweep tooling that drives a running ps5upload-engine over its HTTP API.
Current contents:
run-sweep.mjsRuns every profile inprofiles.mjsagainst a live PS5 through the engine (make validate,make validate-xl) and writes a report underbench/reports/.profiles.mjsThe shared profile definitions.scripts/gen-fixtures.mjsbuilds the local trees they upload.resume-test.mjs,edge-case-sweep.mjsHardware checks for resume and edge cases.
Protocol benchmarks (AVA1 upload, download, copy, resume, relay and the drop-and-resend run) are ps5upload-lab bench scenarios; see cargo run -p ps5upload-lab -- bench --help from engine/.
Example flow:
node bench/run-sweep.mjs --spawn-engine --ps5-addr=192.168.137.2
Notes:
- The sweep targets the engine HTTP API. The console address is a bare host; a
:portsuffix is ignored. - If the engine is already running, omit
--spawn-engine. - Results are captured from real hardware; this repo does not invent threshold numbers ahead of measurement.