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chore: moved from delay-based tests to deterministic gated server tests

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name: Fix all test failures
description: Never dismiss test failures as pre-existing — if tests fail after changes, fix them
name: Fix all test failures including flaky ones
description: Never dismiss test failures as pre-existing or flaky — investigate root cause and stabilize
type: feedback
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All test failures after changes must be fixed, even if they appear unrelated. The test suite was clean before, so any failure is the responsibility of the current change.
All test failures must be fixed, even if they appear unrelated to current changes. The test suite was clean before, so any failure is my responsibility.
**Why:** The user confirmed the suite was green before. Dismissing failures as "pre-existing" is wrong and wastes time.
Flaky tests are deeper problems waiting to surface. Running a test in isolation and seeing it pass is never enough — must find out why it was flaky in the full suite run and make it stable.
**How to apply:** After making changes, if any test fails, investigate and fix it before reporting the task as done. Never stash/skip/ignore failures.
**Why:** Dismissing failures as "pre-existing" or "flaky" is wrong. Flaky tests indicate real issues (race conditions, test pollution, shared state) that will bite harder later.
**How to apply:** After making changes, if any test fails: investigate the root cause, fix it, and verify it passes reliably in the full suite. Never stash, never skip, never re-run and hope. Never dismiss ordering-dependent failures — find and fix the shared state or race condition.