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id-normalization.test.ts's makeBrain() and degraded-reads-surfaced.test.ts's
per-test brains had nothing tracking them — both now use a describe-scoped
opened[] array drained by afterEach.
find-hybrid-filter-before-hydrate.test.ts had two beforeAll-built brains
(one per describe block) with no matching afterAll.
multi-process-safety.test.ts and plugin-autodetect.test.ts/plugin.test.ts
left a brain whose init() was expected to reject (a rejected init() still
registers the instance in Brainy's global instance registry — the
constructor does that unconditionally — so it still needs close() to
deregister, or the process-level shutdown hooks never see the registry go
idle for the rest of the run).
With plugins unset (the default), init() probes for the first-party
accelerator: not installed means plain brainy with zero noise; installed and
healthy means it loads and announces itself; installed but broken (import
failure, invalid shape, failed activation, version mismatch) makes init()
THROW. An installed accelerator never silently vanishes behind the JS engines
- the anti-drift posture of the explicit list, applied to detection.
plugins: []/false stays a true opt-out (no probe); an explicit list keeps its
required-and-loud semantics. The import runs through an importPluginPackage
seam (variable specifier - bundlers cannot static-resolve the optional
package; tests simulate all outcomes without it installed).
Also: when a plugin activates but registers zero native providers (e.g. a
licensing gate declining to engage), the provider summary now warns loudly
instead of leaving every query silently on the JS engines.
Supersedes 8.0.8's explicit-opt-in wording; README/PLUGINS/types now document
the guarded contract. 7 new tests (tests/unit/plugin-autodetect.test.ts).
