earned_time 0.16.0 made resolve(leisure=False) force pre-leisure pricing,
so the enforced call passing False would have stayed 5 h/8 h after
go-live. It now passes leisure_active(gaming day) explicitly (its own
redirectable LEISURE_FROM_PATH): the go-live gaming day is 7 h/10 h, and
00:00-05:59 on the go-live date stays pre-leisure, matching billing. The
shadow resolve keeps leisure=True.
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Its module-level rules_for runs before any autouse fixture, so a live
/etc/leisure-watch/leisure_from priced RULES. collection_isolated()
points every switch reader at a path that cannot exist.
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Dormant until earned_time.leisure_active(gaming day) -- the switch file
written by `leisure-watch go-live`. From that day:
- enforced `seconds` are billed by the shadow rule (lock pause, fail-closed,
once per wall clock); budget from plain resolve(); warnings and the cutoff
say "Leisure".
- at 0, beside the unchanged Steam path, _leisure_kill SIGTERMs (SIGKILL 30 s
later, per process) every focus/media pid in now.json except browsers,
every failclosed browser pid, and -- with now.json untrusted -- every
browser, media player and wsg-grabber reviewer. Root/system, lockers and
the enforcer's own chain are never signalled. Kills go to budget.jsonl.
- tests: an autouse fixture redirects both switch readers, so no test reads
/etc/leisure-watch/leisure_from; existing tests unchanged.
Re-pins earned-time to v0.15.0 (leisure_active).
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