Record QA handoff live verification
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- Local browser check against `http://127.0.0.1:5175` with live API proxy: QA/QC workspace showed 1 candidate layer, 1 reference layer, latest comparison names and named dataset links inside persisted quality-check cards, with no console warnings/errors and no horizontal overflow. - Local browser check against `http://127.0.0.1:5175` with live API proxy: QA/QC workspace showed 1 candidate layer, 1 reference layer, latest comparison names and named dataset links inside persisted quality-check cards, with no console warnings/errors and no horizontal overflow.
- Screenshots captured under `artifacts/sprint70-quality-handoff-polish/`. - Screenshots captured under `artifacts/sprint70-quality-handoff-polish/`.
- `bash scripts/run_readiness_check.sh` (`250 passed`) - `bash scripts/run_readiness_check.sh` (`250 passed`)
- `powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File scripts/deploy_tower.ps1` rebuilt and redeployed the Tower all-in-one container, with live migration smoke and browser runtime verification passing.
- Live post-deploy QA/QC handoff check on `http://192.168.10.150:1202`: QA/QC workspace showed 1 candidate layer, 1 reference layer, latest comparison names and named dataset links inside persisted quality-check cards, with no console warnings/errors and no horizontal overflow on desktop or mobile.
Open: Open:
- Run full readiness, redeploy Tower and verify the live QA/QC handoff after deployment. - None for this pass.
Limitations: Limitations:
- This is a frontend handoff/readability pass only. It does not change QA persistence, metric calculations, API contracts, migrations, provider fetching or AI/model behavior. - This is a frontend handoff/readability pass only. It does not change QA persistence, metric calculations, API contracts, migrations, provider fetching or AI/model behavior.