SYSTECH BOOSTER — TESTING STATUS
Build date: 2026-10-08

PASSED IN THE BUILD ENVIRONMENT
- Go unit tests with race detector on Linux: API authentication, host validation,
  Origin/CSRF rejection, missing consent, unknown commands/JSON fields, body size,
  duplicate/forged/expired file selections, scan thresholds, file identity
  changes, cancellation, path traversal/symlinks, embedded UI and cookie isolation.
- go vet for host, GOOS=windows GOARCH=amd64 and GOOS=windows GOARCH=386.
- Windows x64 and x86 compilation; output PE signatures/architectures verified.
- Actual HTML/CSS/JS rendered in Chromium using Playwright's local fixture mount.
  Desktop 1672x941 and mobile 390x844 were checked. The managed Chromium in this
  build container blocks URL navigations; DOM fixtures use the actual bundled
  UI source and labelled demo provider. Browser plugin was not available.
- UI flows: CPU selection/confirm; memory trim confirmation; protection of the
  dashboard browser; storage scope/scan/zero preselection/filter/selection/delete
  preview/cancel/confirm; EMPTY phrase; DNS/test dialogs; settings; action history;
  Optimize Now review flow; mobile navigation and horizontal-overflow checks.
- Website responsive layout and download-manifest/link fixture checks.
- ZIP archive CRC, safe relative paths and SHA-256 inventory verification.
- Static-host download routes verified separately using HTTP reads and hashes.

NOT VERIFIED HERE
- Executing the supplied EXEs or Win32 changes on real Windows hardware.
- Actual reduction of CPU/RAM or actual network performance improvement.
- SmartScreen trust, antivirus classification, code signing, installer policies.
- Your Cloudflare account, DNS/domain setup or an actual Cloudflare deployment.
- Your ChatGPT browser/session download channel. Archive integrity and a valid
  website URL do not prove that ChatGPT attachment delivery will work for you.
- Native browser-to-engine HTTP integration in this managed-browser environment;
  HTTP API behavior and source-based UI behavior were tested separately.

Before use on important data or servers, run WINDOWS-ACCEPTANCE.txt.
The delivered test log/report records exactly which local checks were executed.
Passing these checks is not a production security certification.