chore: qsl runtime compatibility metadata - #37
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| - Added `qsl.toml` to participate in the compatibility matrix with `tier = "platform-tooling"`, `ring = 4`, and `compat.bundle = "2026.07.0"`. |
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Add the referenced qsl.toml metadata
This says the repository was added to the compatibility matrix via qsl.toml, but the commit tree only contains README.md and a repo-wide rg --files -g 'qsl.toml' finds no metadata file. Any compatibility tooling that discovers repos by reading qsl.toml will still skip this project, so the metadata-only upgrade described here is not actually applied.
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Summary\n- Add qsl.toml metadata for compatibility runtime upgrade mode.\n- Add minimal metadata tests for runtime repos where applicable.\n- For Binance: keep requirements/pip stack and add migration TODO note.\n- For IBKRGatewayManager/SchwabTokenAutoRefresher: metadata-only for non-Python package tooling.