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Summary
Separates release publication from pull-request validation so each changed layer is tested through the repository standard workflow or a disposable runtime path.
The Compose control plane uses Renovate-managed production-version Coder and PostgreSQL images. Test mode has a 2 GiB home volume and omits the production ephemeral tmp volume entirely; production storage remains unchanged. Coder, Postgres, and Compose are intentionally left running for failure inspection.
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