alexei.dolgolyov
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Bring the previously-untested internal/workload/plugin/source/static/ package from 0% to 23.6% coverage with three new test files: helpers_test.go (20 cases) - idShort/containerNameFor/imageTagFor/ siteVolumeKey shape + same-name-workload collision avoidance; sanitizeError newline collapse, empty-token no-op, 240-byte cap, and multi-byte UTF-8 validity at the cap; containerRowID determinism; lockFor map semantics (same lock for same workload, distinct locks for different workloads, real serialization under contention, safe concurrent insertion); runtimeStateKeys exactly equals the JSON-tag key set. build_test.go (8 cases) - copyDir copies files + subdirs and preserves modes on Unix; verifyDownloadInsideRoot accepts clean trees and surfaces ErrNotExist for missing roots; both functions reject symlinks (skipped cleanly on Windows non-admin where the SeCreateSymbolicLink privilege is absent); prepareStaticBuild writes the Dockerfile even for an empty source. state_integration_test.go (12 cases) - loadState/saveState round- trip on an in-memory SQLite store, including: unknown extra_json keys (future writers) survive a save; clearing a typed field drops the key; malformed extra_json is recovered from rather than panicked on; concurrent writers exercise the per-workload mutex by accumulating into state.LastError - the test verified to fail loudly (15+ lost markers) when the mutex is disabled. buildEnv returns plain values, decrypts encrypted ones, skips rows that fail to decrypt without leaking ciphertext, and returns empty on store failure without panicking. Review followups from go-reviewer pass applied inline: H1 rewrite to exercise actual lost-update race (verified against disabled mutex), H2 workload-ID scoping by t.Name() so the package-global saveLocks map cannot bleed across tests or -count=N runs, set- based env-assertions, JSON tag-set equality check, multi-byte truncation case, valid-JSON-on-recovery assertion, unique-keys in concurrent map test, double-close cleanup.