PromptOverride, WrapupOverride, WrapupMaxTurnsOverride,
WrapupTaskTimeoutOverride and WrapupTaskTimeoutTurnsOverride are wired
in server.New while restored tasks may already render prompts and build
settlement configs on other goroutines. go test -race ./server reported
races between server.New (server.go:195/207/215) and agent.renderSystem /
resolveWrapup / resolveWrapupTurns.
Same treatment as the tool hooks: unexported variables behind a
sync.RWMutex (one for the prompt hook, one shared by the four wrap-up
hooks), Set* setters and getters, and readers that copy the function
value under the lock and call it outside. A nil hook still means the
built-in default.
TestAgentHooksConcurrentSwap now covers all eight hooks.
server wiring (wireAgentAugment, wireTools) assigned the package-level
hooks agent.ToolAugment and agent.ToolResolve while restored tasks could
already be running AugmentTools on other goroutines. go test -race ./server
reported this as a DATA RACE between agent.AugmentTools and
server.wireAgentAugment.
Each hook is now an unexported variable behind a sync.RWMutex, with a
setter (SetToolAugment, SetToolResolve) and a getter (ToolAugment(),
ToolResolve()). AugmentTools copies the function value through the getter
and calls it outside the lock. A nil hook still means no augmentation /
no resolution, as before.
FindingTrafficBindingEnabled is wired in the same server/assembly.go code
and read on the same AugmentTools path, so it gets the same treatment.
Adds TestAugmentToolsHooksConcurrentSwap, which runs AugmentTools while
the setters swap the hooks, so -race catches an unsynchronised access
without depending on test ordering.
BaaRai