feat: publish complete local file export sets

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Summary

Closes #1062.

Add @phlo.export through executable AssetSpec/RunSpec registration. Each complete export set is one asset with named artifacts, SHA-256 checksums, byte sizes, run identity, routing metadata, and writer-recorded upstream version references.

Every attempt uses fresh staging. Complete run directories remain immutable through the API; an atomic current-manifest pointer selects the visible set. Identical retries reuse the published run, changed content is rejected, concurrent successes use last-publication-wins, and prior runs are retained. Consumers resolve the manifest once. The initial backend is local filesystem only, with its limits documented.

Verification

• make setup and make check passed: 5,805 tests passed, 4 existing skips, 228 integration tests deselected.
• uv run --locked pytest tests/runtime/test_exports.py tests/runtime/test_exports_integration.py -q --tb=short: 16 passed. Covers discovery, orchestration metadata, second-writer failure, missing outputs, checksums, retries, concurrent publication, and pointer failure recovery. These in-process integration tests run in the baseline because they need no external services.
• make test-core-regression: 360 passed.
• Existing framework integration tests: 8 passed with -m integration.
• make docs-clean && make docs-build passed. Executed both guide code blocks and verified both artifacts and checksums; inspected the rendered guide.
• Ruff, repository-wide typing, codespell, and git diff --check passed.

No remote storage, serializers, delivery mechanisms, or changes for #1064–1067.

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1 finding · reviewed bfd4373

🟠 A file output can block another output’s parent directory · phlo/exports.py:166-167

Correctness · phlo/exports.py:166-167 · in File Export Engine

With outputs report and report/detail.json, publication creates report as a file, then fails to create its child. The export fails and the previous set stays current.

Fix: Reject any output path that is a parent of another declared output before registering the asset.

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1. [medium, correctness] src/phlo/exports.py lines 166-167
   Problem: A file output can block another output's parent directory. With outputs `report` and `report/detail.json`, publication creates `report` as a file, then fails to create its child. The export fails and the previous set stays current.
   Fix: Reject any output path that is a parent of another declared output before registering the asset.

Architecture

Inside the changed components — 2 views

Component view — File export publication

Internal components handling decorator registration, staging directory isolation, and atomic directory rename.

Component view — Manifest resolution

Manifest resolution reading the current pointer and loading immutable artifact manifests.

Data flow

The other flows — 1 sequence

Resolving the current export manifest

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Review at bfd4373 — no correctness or security findings

I inspected the complete diff at the head SHA, linked issue #1062, the contracts the change builds on (phlo/capabilities/{registry,runtime,specs}.py, phlo/helpers/artifacts.py, phlo/__init__.py), the phlo-dagster adapter's RuntimeRouting.run_id and RunSpec handling, both new test files, and the three documentation pages.

Invariants checked by reading the code

• Atomic publication. _publish copies the declared outputs into a fresh candidate directory, writes manifest.json into it, commits it with rename to runs/<sha256(run_id)>, and only then replaces current.json. A reader therefore sees either the previous pointer or a fully committed run, and committed run directories are never rewritten.
• Retry identity. When the rename fails with EEXIST/ENOTEMPTY, the existing run's manifest is read and accepted only if it is byte-identical and every checksum still verifies; otherwise the attempt raises instead of overwriting. routing.run_id is required before the writer runs, and the adapter resolves phlo/run_id → root_run_id → physical run id, matching the documented step-retry and re-execution semantics.
• Input validation. name must be one non-empty path component; output paths reject absolute paths, .., the empty path, duplicate values, and the reserved manifest.json; symlinked outputs and symlinked parent directories are rejected; only declared regular files are copied, so scratch files are dropped.
• Failure semantics. Writer errors, missing outputs, undeclared upstream_versions, and pointer-replacement failures all leave current.json unchanged, and TemporaryDirectory removes attempt directories on both success and exception.
• Coverage. The tests exercise the acceptance list from Feature request: supported file-artifact exports with grouped publication #1062 — discovery and execution through the Dagster integration, complete publication, second-artifact failure, missing output, checksums, retry, concurrent publication, and pointer-failure recovery. The parametrisations across the two files add up to the 16 tests reported.

Minor, non-blocking

• docs/guides/export-files.md is the only page in docs/guides/ not registered in docs/guides/meta.json, which currently lists all 24 other guides. pymdx renders through Fumadocs, so an unlisted page is normally appended after the listed ones rather than dropped, but adding the entry keeps the Guides ordering deliberate and consistent with its siblings.

Validation that remains

• CI for this SHA is not finished. pr / changed lanes, containers / safety / container contracts, and security / introduced dependency risk are green, but several ci / python / … and Windows jobs were still running when I looked, so the required set is not yet proven.
• The completeness guarantee is deliberately local-filesystem only. Object storage, network filesystems, and power-loss durability are documented as out of scope and are not exercised here; bug(phlo-iceberg): commit merge deletes and replacement rows atomically #1064–feat(phlo-dagster): supported project configuration overrides for dagster.yaml #1067 are explicitly left for later work.