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Add one-command native Windows startup - #21
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Windows users could not launch Compass with the existing Unix bootstrap. Running
.\compassin PowerShell now installs the required runtime and frontend dependencies and starts the same dashboard, matching./compasson macOS/Linux.The shared launcher supports Windows locks, private storage permissions, contained connector processes, cooperative restart, verified Node downloads, and native route separators. A platform workflow checks Windows, macOS, and Linux startup.
Validation: native platform CI passed on all three operating systems. Windows passed 68 tests with six POSIX-only cases skipped, plus actual fresh and cached
.\compass --setup-onlyruns with uv and Node absent from PATH. Local macOS launcher/platform/startup/queue tests passed (70 tests, four Windows-only cases skipped), database regression passed (152 tests), and actual macOS setup/build, PowerShell syntax validation, Ruff, and scoped type checks passed. Interactive LinkedIn sign-in was not exercised. Broader pre-existing test failures and validation limits are documented indocs/reviews/windows-startup.md.