Bundled examples keep their behavior tests in backend/tests/, so the core
backend workflow ran optional extension behavior on every pull request. Mark
those suites with pytest.mark.bundled_extension, exclude them from the core
shards and from the duration baseline, and run them in a dedicated workflow
through make test-bundled-extensions. Tests of host mechanisms stay in the
core shards even when an example package is the payload.
The marked suites import deerflow.agents, config, runtime, knowledge and
app.gateway, so the workflow triggers for backend/packages/**,
backend/app/gateway/** and the marked test modules; a backend test pins those
paths, the make target and both marker selections, and fails when a marked
module is missing from the path list. Host/extension compatibility checks — a
host API gate and authorization of contributed routes — live in
test_extension_host_contracts.py so they still fail core CI. The committed
duration baseline drops the 482 entries for the excluded suites.
Refs #8173
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