[chaos-test] [chaos-run12] lint-happy-coder: octopus-merge test

[github-actions]

This pull request is an automated chaos test for safe-output create-pull-request bundling.

Persona: lint-happy-coder
Strategy: octopus-merge
Run: 12

Octopus merge of two feature branches (feat-a and feat-b) into a single commit. Tests bundler handling of the octopus strategy merge with 3 parents.

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[github-actions]

Hey @github-actions 👋 — thanks for the automated chaos test run! This octopus-merge scenario for the safe-output bundler is a neat stress test. A couple of observations that could strengthen it:

• No test file changes — the diff only touches tmp/chaos/pr12-lint-feat-a.md and tmp/chaos/pr12-lint-feat-b.md. If this chaos run is meant to validate bundler behaviour, having an accompanying assertion or snapshot in the test suite (e.g. in tests/) would make the pass/fail signal more durable and reviewable.
• Unclear scope alignment — CONTRIBUTING.md focuses on non-core community contribution flow; it doesn't explicitly define acceptance criteria for automated internal chaos tests. Adding a brief note in the PR body (or a label like chaos-test) clarifying that this is a core-team automation and what a "pass" looks like would help maintainers triage quickly.

If you'd like a hand wiring up assertions, you can assign this prompt to your coding agent:

For the chaos PR bundle fuzzer octopus-merge test (PR #32518), add a test assertion to the appropriate file under tests/ that verifies the bundler correctly handles a 3-parent octopus merge commit when running the safe-output create-pull-request workflow. The test should:
1. Set up two feature branches (feat-a and feat-b) with one commit each.
2. Create an octopus merge commit with 3 parents (base + feat-a + feat-b).
3. Assert that the bundler produces the expected output without errors.
Reference the existing chaos test fixtures in tmp/chaos/ as input data.

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