Add opt-in Windows compatibility mode for SWE-bench harness#4
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Summary
Adds an explicitly opt-in Windows-local compatibility mode for the SWE-bench harness paths.
--windows-compatto both dynamic and SWE CLIs.windows_compat=Falsethrough the harness request/API surface by default.make_test_specimport/signature differences and temporarily patches the upstream container copier to use POSIX container paths.Scope
Default Linux behavior is unchanged when
--windows-compatis not set. The compatibility shim only activates when the flag/config is enabled.This PR intentionally does not include router policy changes, benchmark numbers, fallback patch-capture changes, scorer changes, pricing/model-pool changes, leaderboard/data changes, or static eval scripts.
Tests
python -m py_compile swerouter/harness/container_runner.py swerouter/harness/run_instance.py swerouter/harness/run_eval.py swerouter/cli.py miniswerouter/harness/run_instance.py miniswerouter/harness/run_eval.py miniswerouter/cli.py tests/test_windows_compat_harness.pypython -m pytest -q tests/test_windows_compat_harness.pypython -m pytest -qpython -m miniswerouter.cli run --helppython -m swerouter.cli run --helpDynamic Docker smoke was not run locally for this PR; this change is covered with lightweight unit tests that avoid Docker and real SWE-bench dependencies.