feat(profile): add resilient SoundCloud and Steam snapshot modules
Add two independent, resilient snapshot modules for Alan's SoundCloud creative practice and Steam gaming/achievement profile, each with explicit fallback behavior when configuration, credentials, or public provider access is unavailable.
Outcome: Merged to master after public CI passed, leaving reusable provider modules, templates, fixtures, and tests behind.
Validation: CI validate job passed profile validation, asset validation, Ruff, yamllint, and pytest.
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Issue #112 defines the public module objective, fallback constraints, safe-provider rules, and acceptance criteria for the SoundCloud and Steam surfaces.
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The finalization epic positions resilient public-safe provider modules as durable profile building blocks with cached fallbacks and bounded automation.
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The snapshot-platform issue supplies the typed, cached, and last-known-good module contract that the SoundCloud and Steam modules reuse.
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Issue #112 closed with public implementation labels and queue key `szmyty-profile-finalize-06`.
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PR #126 merged 14 file changes spanning provider modules, templates, fixtures, registry wiring, and focused tests for fallback and privacy behavior.
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The CI validate job passed the public checks for profile inputs, assets, Python lint, workflow YAML lint, and pytest.
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This merged change demonstrates the broader delivery loop: a public issue became a Copilot-authored PR, passed CI, and left reusable fixtures, templates, and tests behind for later modules.
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