test: support Muse 1.0 session frames - #2
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Problem
Muse Code 1.0 adds retained-frame records to
session.jsonl. These records do not have an eventsequence, so the live continuity test comparesundefinedas a number and fails even though both turns complete in one session.Fix
Check ordering only for records that carry a numeric event sequence. Keep the existing streamed-output assertions as the user-visible proof that both prompts use the retained session.
Verification
npm exec -- vitest run src/tests/continuity.test.tsnpm run test:run— 97 passed, 1 intentionally skippednpm run check