ci: test Python harness against current firmware audit heads - #224
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The integration workflow in #223 builds two older, fixed firmware SHAs and is red while the firmware candidate heads have moved. Pin all four GitHub full/Bitcoin-only CI checkouts and the CircleCI firmware checkout to the current audited 7.14.3 and 7.15 merge heads (
4125e1c7409b1cb7b08ba595bc408e3128fc24caandd33f1711c3b2b205f64c5dc35fdec02926a6dc63). This tests the host branch against the firmware it is meant to accompany; the refs remain exact and reproducible.Workflow-only change;
git diff --checkpassed. The firmware candidates are still in audit, so this does not authorize a release or canonical host merge.The first GitHub run passed all four integration jobs. CircleCI still used its separate old
d0a494apin and failed eight tests there; the second commit aligns that lane with the same 7.15 audit head. New exact-head CI is running.