Capture failed apt state and verify architecture-independent packages - #12
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Known apt failures omitted their observed post-state, and architecture-independent packages appeared absent when libapt reported a concrete architecture while dpkg reported
all. Capture state for every known result before persisting its outcome, and match architecture-independent dpkg rows in transaction/configure verification and observation.The helper's status and tri-state effect report remain authoritative. Unknown effects leave intents open, read failures mark observations unavailable, and ambiguous installed rows fail closed. Preserve the plan's package identity for stable before/after comparison. Development version: 0.0.1.12, with version changes in separate commits.
Validation: 881 source assertions passed; R package check reported 0 errors, 0 warnings, 0 notes. Negative controls failed against the old behavior. The real Ubuntu 26.04 canary passed all 68 mutation assertions and independently verified the durable installed, removed, upgraded and half-configured states, authorization matrices, receipt lifecycle, and cleanup.