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chore: pin the covalent varve layer so the tool shims answer here - #365

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Owner decision 2026-11-10: every repo pins a varve layer. Same pin as rivet (covalent rolling 2026.11.1, rivet's varve-realms.toml byte-for-byte). varve install OK; shims answer (rivet 0.41.1, spar 0.48.0, meld 0.66.0). verify exits 1 only on PATH shadowing on this Mac, fixed by smithy#101.

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https://claude.ai/code/session_01G5qpB7zvxLvdrvn5YRyj4R

The PulseEngine CLIs are varve shims (~/.varve/shims); outside a repo with
a varve.toml they refuse with "no pinned layer". This pins the same
layer rivet pins (realm covalent, rolling, 2026.11.1, composing the
pulseengine line with the component-model tools), with rivet's
varve-realms.toml copied byte-for-byte. CI keeps its own rivet pin.

Checked: varve install lays down 2026.11.1 (composes 2 layers); the
shims answer here (rivet 0.41.1, spar 0.48.0, meld 0.66.0). varve verify
still exits 1 on this Mac only for PATH shadowing (~/.local/bin and
~/.cargo/bin copies ahead of the shims, wac/wkg without shims); the
machine configuration fixes that (smithy#101).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01G5qpB7zvxLvdrvn5YRyj4R
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