Complete Python UI migration and performance hardening - #4
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kb-core-uimigration and move Go runtime underlegacy/gographify-outdata and keep generated caches/build artifacts out of commit historyVerification
./.venv-core/Scripts/python.exe -m pytest ...changed core tests: 9 passed./.venv-ui/Scripts/python.exe -m pytest kb-core-ui/python/tests -q: 72 passed./.venv-ui/Scripts/python.exe -m pytest kb-core-ui/harness/tests -q: 127 passednpm --prefix ./kb-core-ui/web run build: passedKnown baseline limitation
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kb-coresuite on Windows still includes unrelated failures: CLI subprocess tests invoke invalidpython -m kb-core, and locked-current-directory watch tests require POSIX deletion semantics.