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test: pin shared application authentication cases - #21
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Description
Verify the existing Node ServerClient against the five Python-owned application authentication vectors. Preserve separate gateway headers and explicit application credentials. The library API, runtime and public exports do not change; it continues to accept constructor configuration without a setup command.
Depends on Alibaba-Agent-Sandbox/python-sdk#142. Refs Alibaba-Agent-Sandbox/agent-sandbox#189. CI checks the fixture bytes against immutable owner commit 98642ae6712a5017e187cae7952a2b3c819c1ece; the installed Python runtime remains published 0.4.0a6.
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Owner dependency #142 is merged. Both latest-head Node 20/22 checks passed; runtime and fixture comparisons passed. See .agents/evidence/verify/2026-10-26-shared-application-auth-tests.md. No npm publication or cloud lifecycle change is claimed.