Create and verify a PowerShell builder that always starts from a fresh copy of the existing Vim work D81, injects currently available Nova128 artifacts, and never changes the source image.
scripts/prepare-disk.ps1tests/disk/prepare-disk.tests.ps1build/../vim/work.d81; never writes the original.c1541.build/minimal.prg, the only current
Nova128 executable artifact.CE4FAE640A8558977C9C0AF2FD76769C1EF997E7445000C4C7C04638D05D6081.c1541.exe is installed.prepare-disk.ps1 with validated defaults, explicit source/output
separation, fresh-copy rebuilds, optional-artifact warnings, and verified
c1541 directory entries..n8
examples, sorted by filename.tests/disk/prepare-disk.tests.ps1;
tests/grammar/validate.ps1; PowerShell parser validation for both scripts;
default scripts/prepare-disk.ps1; c1541 -list and read-back inspection208EF297611453CE739B78AF4F7DF59455107A549C1CA15E9EF6B949D56FDB68;
source SHA-256 remained
CE4FAE640A8558977C9C0AF2FD76769C1EF997E7445000C4C7C04638D05D6081;
directory entries n128c (PRG), n128probe (PRG), and demo.n8 (SEQ)
were verifiedscripts/prepare-disk.ps1,
tests/disk/prepare-disk.tests.ps1, and this claimN128C.PRG and production examples do not exist
yet, so the test uses the verified E01-S01 PRG as a compiler-shaped fixture;
the default run warns and continues until those optional artifacts are builtPowered by TurnKey Linux.