feat(tangle-cli): add pipeline compile command and PipelineCompiler

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Summary

Ports the Python-pipeline compiler from the internal tangle-deploy package into the OSS CLI, so the generic compile logic lives in OSS. Follows the existing PipelineHydrator(TangleCliHandler) architecture and the hydrate facade pattern rather than inventing new conventions.

Follow-up to #20 (the python_pipeline authoring DSL, now merged) — this adds the compile half Andrei flagged as the next step, including subpipeline and @registered compilation.

What's included

• pipeline_compiler.py — PipelineCompiler(TangleCliHandler) executor plus the generic compile_pipeline() free function. The zone-root discovery seam is a module-level ZONE_ROOT_MARKERS: list[str] = [], left empty in OSS for downstream injection (e.g. tangle-deploy appends its oasis marker).
• schema_validation.py + bundled schemas/dehydrated_pipeline_schema.json — JSON-Schema (Draft 2020-12) structural validation, semantic checks (dangling taskOutput.taskId, undeclared graphInput.inputName, outputValues↔outputs, pure componentRef), and the no-template-delimiter output contract with exempt_paths.
• pipelines.compile_pipeline_file functional facade + a cyclopts compile subcommand under tangle sdk pipelines, mirroring hydrate.
• jsonschema>=4.0.0 runtime dependency (uv.lock updated).
• Tests for the compiler, the CLI command, and schema validation, with colocated python_pipeline fixtures.

Worked example

$ tangle sdk pipelines compile pipeline.py -o pipeline.yaml
Compiled pipeline.py -> pipeline.yaml (1 task(s)).

Verified on a real downstream pipeline (discovery's llm_cg_large_scrape.py): compiles cleanly into the root pipeline plus its subpipeline child sidecars, with resolve:// component refs preserved.

Testing

• uv run pytest — compiler / CLI / schema suites green (85 tests across the touched files), no regressions.
• uv lock --check — clean.
• git diff --check — no whitespace errors.

Rebased onto master after #20 merged; the diff here is compile-phase-only.

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[Volv-G]

(AI-assisted)

This seam is consistent with the dependency-inversion direction, but it is also a fidelity change from the internal compiler default: relative @registered(gen_config="...") paths no longer work out of the box in OSS because ZONE_ROOT_MARKERS starts empty.

That means _find_zone_root() returns None, and explicit relative gen_config paths are rejected until a downstream package registers its marker. Could we confirm/track that downstream tangle-deploy will register its Oasis marker before existing relative-gen_config pipelines move to the OSS compiler? Otherwise those pipelines will stop compiling even though the rest of registered URL handling is preserved.

[Volv-G]

(AI-assisted)

Small fidelity note to confirm: the internal compile CLI exposed a --config / -f config-file wrapper (ArgsContainer-style), while the OSS command here exposes the simpler surface of positional pipeline_path plus required --output (with --pipeline, --override, etc.).

That seems reasonable for OSS, but it is a behavior/API drift from the internal command. Could we confirm this is intentional, and that downstream tangle-deploy will keep/provide any compatibility wrapper its users need?

[Volv-G]

(AI-assisted)

Could we verify that schemas/dehydrated_pipeline_schema.json is included in the built wheel?

compile depends on this file at runtime via importlib.resources.files("tangle_cli") / "schemas" / "dehydrated_pipeline_schema.json", with the source-tree fallback only helping editable/source checkouts. Source-tree tests can pass even if the wheel omits the JSON.

uv_build usually includes in-package data, so this is likely fine, but I don't see an explicit package-data/include in pyproject.toml beyond the default behavior. A quick check like this before merge would de-risk installed users:

uv build
unzip -l dist/*.whl | grep 'tangle_cli/schemas/dehydrated_pipeline_schema.json'

If that grep fails, we'd need explicit package-data/build config for schemas/*.json.

[Volv-G]

(AI-assisted) Reviewed the compiler port (code review + a behavior-level fidelity diff against the internal tangle-deploy source, and an empirical compile run).

Approving — this is a faithful, well-architected incremental port. The core compile behavior matches tangle-deploy's original: recursive in-memory compile with validate-all-before-write, subgraph + @task local_from_python sidecars, resolve:// URL rewriting, the no-template-delimiter / raw() output guard, diamond-subpipeline dedup, and the sys.modules purge/eviction. The earlier tangle-deploy-reference + guard-gap finding is already resolved at this head (refs removed, TestNoInternalReferences extended to the compile surface).

One thing to flag: this does not yet work end-to-end on real, legacy-authored Oasis pipelines — and that's expected. A downstream pipeline that imports tangle_deploy.python_pipeline (e.g. discovery's llm_cg_large_scrape.py) currently fails to compile with the OSS tangle sdk pipelines compile (no @pipeline-decorated function found), because the installed tangle_deploy is still the legacy internal DSL — its PipelineFn is a different class than tangle_cli.python_pipeline.PipelineFn, so the OSS tracer doesn't recognize it. E2E compilation of existing pipelines depends on the final Phase-3 PR landing — the one that turns tangle_deploy.python_pipeline into an identity-preserving re-export of the OSS DSL and registers it into the OSS seams (register_authoring_import_module + the zone-root marker for relative @registered(gen_config=…)). Not a blocker for merging this OSS building block.

Non-blocking follow-ups:

• Verify the bundled schemas/dehydrated_pipeline_schema.json actually ships in the built wheel (compile hard-depends on it at runtime; source-tree CI won't catch a packaging gap). pyproject.toml only adds the jsonschema dep.
• Relative @registered(gen_config=…) no longer resolves by default (Oasis marker moved behind the empty ZONE_ROOT_MARKERS seam) — depends on the Phase-3 downstream marker registration above.
• --config/-f / ArgsContainer CLI wrapper from the internal compile command wasn't ported (simpler positional + --output API); assuming intentional.

LGTM to merge as Phase 2; the migration completes e2e when Phase 3 lands.