Record Linux native preview and desktop suite results

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@@ -47,3 +47,25 @@ These checks do not prove WebView playback or macOS/Linux protocol behavior.
The locked native suite, strict all-target Clippy and Rust formatting checks
passed after the final native edits. No model inference or GPU test was needed
for these protocol regressions.
## Linux CPU structural validation
Ubuntu 24.04 WSL compiled the immutable `370db7e` Git snapshot with the locked
dependencies and `SEARCHI_FORCE_CPU=1`. All nine preview tests passed in 0.73 s;
the complete native desktop suite then passed 45/45 in 2.78 s, with no skips.
The native source tree remains identical to that snapshot; subsequent commits
changed frontend retry behavior only. Compilation took 8m 18s after missing
locked dependencies were fetched. An initial offline attempt could not resolve
the uncached Single-Instance plugin; it was not a product test failure.
Retained logs and SHA-256:
- `/home/karl/.cache/searchi-validation/preview-linux-370db7e-online.log`:
`850ea891adb3fdce2735801d1c9ce5e4712f2ff9fbc4013cec6cfd9698fb7594`.
- `/home/karl/.cache/searchi-validation/desktop-linux-370db7e-tests.log`:
`019479389b90cc74b02fbc15ecb7fb1cc99ea6c9b28edae240caeca3473d2f5b`.
The existing vendored GLib code emitted 34 compiler warnings. This was a debug
Rust test build, not strict Linux Clippy, a packaged desktop launch, WebKit
playback, GPU inference or macOS validation. No model inference was executed.
Native custom-protocol playback and seeking remain open on all release systems.