GLMCHAT V2.2.1 — ENVIRONMENT CONTINUATION REPORT
Generated: 2026-07-22T16:40:07Z

REQUEST
Set up environment and continue.

BASELINE
- Snapshot: /mnt/data/glmchat_work/continue_baseline_20260722163716
- The complete extracted handover was copied before this continuation changed any file.
- File hashes and tree metadata were recorded outside the working bundle.
- No version-control repository was present.

WORK COMPLETED
- Re-tested Debian package access for the missing PHP extensions.
- Package repository access remained unavailable because DNS/network resolution did not complete.
- Confirmed PHP 8.4.16 is installed.
- Confirmed json, openssl and fileinfo are loaded.
- Confirmed sqlite3, curl, mbstring and zip remain unavailable to PHP.
- Added a non-destructive target-host acceptance runner under tools/.
- Corrected the package validator to use the current bundle by default and to exclude CHANGES evidence from executable-code primitive scanning.
- Added machine-readable and text evidence from the local acceptance run.
- Re-ran the package validator, PHP syntax checks, JavaScript syntax checks and Python syntax validation.
- No application runtime source, assets, routes, schema, manifest, service worker, caching logic or user data were changed.

VALIDATION
- Static package validator: Passed (281 checks) against the current app directory.
- PHP syntax: Passed (44/44 files).
- JavaScript syntax: Passed (7/7 files).
- Target-host acceptance runner syntax: Passed.
- Local deployment inventory: Passed.
- PHP runtime prerequisites: Failed only for sqlite3, curl, mbstring and zip because those extensions are absent.
- Live HTTPS/LiteSpeed acceptance: Not run; no target URL or live host is available in this environment.
- Together provider acceptance: Not run; no credentials were supplied and outbound access is unavailable.
- Physical Android browser and TalkBack acceptance: Not run; no physical device/browser automation is available.

DISPOSITION
The application remains byte-identical at runtime to the prior verified handover. The continuation adds repeatable acceptance tooling and evidence only. Production approval still depends on executing the supplied target-host runner on the real PHP 8.2+ LiteSpeed deployment with the required extensions, followed by provider and physical-device acceptance.