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Keep vmsh and daemon frontends in experimental cc - #208
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The production desktop apps are moving to an independent, reduced in-process runtime. This PR keeps the experimental runtime, full daemon/worker system, and shell frontends together in cc.
frontends/vmsh. Its local module uses this cc checkout directly.Validation: built guest init payloads;
go test -short ./... -count=1 -timeout 3mandgo vet ./...pass infrontends/vmsh; shell and workflow syntax checks andgit diff --checkpass. The existing cc runtime and daemon implementation are unchanged.Part of tinyrange/crumblecracker#270. The production repository remains tinyrange/vmsh pending its separate CrumbleCracker rename; no automatic synchronization or compatibility policy is introduced.
Companion production PR: tinyrange/crumblecracker#271