One rename in examples/foundation-first-node-nats.lock: the controller's genesis grants name mesh.seat.node-build-agent.* instead of mesh.seat.mesh-build-machine.*, because the build role is node-scoped now (hq ADR 0190, mesh-controller #228). The controller's test that compares its own composition with this list passes against it. Merge together with mesh-controller #228.
One rename in `examples/foundation-first-node-nats.lock`: the controller's genesis grants name `mesh.seat.node-build-agent.*` instead of `mesh.seat.mesh-build-machine.*`, because the build role is node-scoped now (hq ADR 0190, mesh-controller #228). The controller's test that compares its own composition with this list passes against it. Merge together with mesh-controller #228.
The controller composes the build seat's subjects as node-build-agent's now; the installer's
genesis list must say the same, or the controller's own test of that list disagrees with it.
Until the retired mesh-build-machine row is dropped the controller asks and hears both roles, so
the genesis list grants both; the controller's own test of this list says so.
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One rename in
examples/foundation-first-node-nats.lock: the controller's genesis grants namemesh.seat.node-build-agent.*instead ofmesh.seat.mesh-build-machine.*, because the build role is node-scoped now (hq ADR 0190, mesh-controller #228). The controller's test that compares its own composition with this list passes against it. Merge together with mesh-controller #228.