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windows-latest intermittently kills an entire test file's child process: the runner reports `✖ <file> ... 'test failed'` with a non-zero exit, no failing assertion and no diagnostics. It lands on a different heavyweight example suite each run (smart-cockpit gateway composition, AI Passport device relay), fails the same way on main, and never reproduced in ~120 targeted reruns on windows-latest / Node 24.15.0 (3 shards x [15 smart-cockpit groups + 15 AI Passport groups + 10 composition runs] plus three full `npm test` runs). Retry `npm test` once on Windows only and announce the retry as a warning annotation, so a flaky pass stays visible in the job instead of hiding a real regression. Two failed attempts still fail the job; other platforms keep the single-run behaviour.
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Closes #230
Closes #231