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test: qualify internal devices across DSP, persistence and GUI workflows

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@ -39,3 +39,21 @@ Validation: `make BUILD_DIR=build/phase38 all gui test test-gui-instruments
test-gui-modern-plugins test-gui-plugins analyze` (join onto one line).
`test-builtins` checks impulse tails, dry mix, feedback bounds, block partition
consistency, note release/panic and instrument/effect project round trips.
## Phase 40 acceptance checks
`make BUILD_DIR=build/phase40 all gui test test-reliability test-gui builtin-preview`
checks all four device identities and GUI paths without external plugin binaries.
The reliability runner fails each internal preparation allocation in turn and
forbids allocation/free, direct file I/O and blocking locks during processing.
Core tests compare persisted rendering for both instruments and both automated
effects, corrupt an internal module identity transactionally, and cover voice
exhaustion, sustain, repeated notes, partitioning and transport reset/seek/panic.
The existing portability suite verifies older project migrations.
For repeatable manual listening, run `make builtin-preview` and audition
`build/builtin-{0,1,2,3}.wav` at a conservative level: 0 is Soft Keys, 1 Sub Bass,
2 Delay and 3 Reverb. Each six-second file includes held tones or two impulses
followed by silence for tails. Check onset/release, unwanted discontinuities,
finite decay and the documented mono character. Generation is verified;
human listening and physical-device qualification remain pending.