docs(lume): specify SSH stdin vertical slice - #3625
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Scope
Refs #1514. Refs #3624.
Design-only vertical slice: pipe/file → CLI → either existing SSH backend → guest stdin → EOF → exit status. The RFC proposes explicit CLI input ownership and --no-stdin, bounded NIO input, system-SSH parity, authentication separation, no-replay fallback, and local cancellation semantics.
The maintainer selected planning on #1514. The new CLI contract is proposed, not accepted. No product implementation is included.
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Boundaries and dependencies
PR #1701 owns binary output (#1513); PR #3272 owns event-loop lifetime. This proposal does not duplicate either contribution. Binary input is checked using guest-side length/digest oracles, not a binary stdout round trip. No desktop execution, MCP input feature, VM orchestration, or live output API. Internal concurrent output-pipe draining is included only to prevent full-duplex deadlock.
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Open design checks
Verify the pinned NIOSSH exec-acceptance event and cancellation-safe descriptor strategy before coding. Record macOS/Linux guest/backend evidence when implementing; a mock result is not transport proof. Full Cua Driver desktop certification is unrelated to this slice.
Thanks @pvulgaris for the original reproduction and diagnosis.