The startup baseline now comes solely from the generated static Go registry
(metastatic.Registry), wired into the stub-declared Registry via a package-level
var plus an init() struct-header copy. No build tag, no committed generated
file, and zero startup allocation is preserved.
- gen.go emits a tag-free `var registryData` + `func init()` instead of a
//go:build larkmeta top-level `var Registry`; stub.go declares Registry
unconditionally so the package always compiles
- fetch_meta.py regenerates the static registry after fetching, so every build
and CI step that fetches also produces it (no separate gen step, no CI change)
- remove the //go:embed meta_data.json baseline and the JSON parse fallback;
meta_data.json is now only the build-time input to the generator
- EmbeddedSpec/EmbeddedServiceNames read the static baseline; drop the schema
key-order machinery so envelope field order is alphabetical (JSON Schema
property order is not semantic; parameterOrder for positional args is intact)
- drop -tags larkmeta from Makefile, .goreleaser.yml, and build-pkg-pr-new.sh
Command tree is byte-identical (8092 lines). registry/schema/cmd unit tests,
the zero-alloc bench, and the e2e dry-run suite all pass.
* feat: add TestGenerateShortcutsJSON for registry shortcut export
Add a test that exports all shortcuts as JSON when SHORTCUTS_OUTPUT
env var is set, enabling the registry repo to extract shortcut
metadata without depending on a dump-shortcuts CLI command.
