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ci(CUA-656): update nix-wayland comment — cursor-click-gif tests now GREEN #2028

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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions .github/workflows/nix-wayland.yml
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name: CUA Driver Native-Wayland TDD Suite

# Native-Wayland reproduction of the cua-driver NixOS tests across five desktop
# sessions (XFCE on labwc/sway, plus KDE and GNOME). These are a TDD
# RED suite: the driver is X11-only today, so they are EXPECTED TO FAIL until
# native Wayland support lands. The triggers mirror the X11 nix-build.yml
# workflow (PRs/pushes touching nix/flake/driver, plus manual dispatch). These
# jobs are BLOCKING (no continue-on-error): a red cell fails the PR, so the suite
# can only go green once native Wayland support is implemented.
# sessions (XFCE on labwc/sway, plus KDE and GNOME). The cursor-click-gif and
# background-terminal-gif tests use the EIS-backed cua-compositor injection path
# for deterministic keyboard delivery without relying on compositor focus policy.
# The triggers mirror the X11 nix-build.yml workflow (PRs/pushes touching
# nix/flake/driver, plus manual dispatch). These jobs are BLOCKING
# (no continue-on-error): a red cell fails the PR.
# Artifacts (screenshots, GIFs, logs) are uploaded so you can see exactly what
# each compositor does.
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