Add integration test 010: fmsg watch over WebSocket - #17
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…ver WebSocket Requires fmsg-cli with the watch command (branch watch); run with FMSG_CLI_REF=watch until it merges. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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test/tests/010-watch-websocket.sh: Alice (hairpin) runsfmsg --json watch --events new_msg --oncewhile Bob (example.com) sends her a message. Asserts the{"type":"ready"}line comes first, thenew_msgenvelope carries Bob's message (id/from/topic) in the list-item shape,--onceexits 0, and a quiet inbox with--timeout 3sexits 2.watch(Add fmsg watch: stream WebSocket events fmsg-cli#14) — run withFMSG_CLI_REF=watchuntil it merges.Test plan
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