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testland/ceedling-build-runner

Author and run the Ceedling build system for C unit testing - the canonical build orchestration on top of Unity (assertions) + CMock (mocks) + CException (exceptions). Covers ceedling new scaffolding, the project.yml schema (:project / :paths / :files / :defines / :flags / :tools / :test_runner / :cmock / :unity / :cexception / :gcov / :plugins), the task surface (test:all, test:{name}, test:pattern, test:path, release, clean / clobber, gcov:all, module:create, environment, dumpconfig), JUnit XML via the report_tests_* plugins, gcov integration, host vs cross-build flow, and CI wiring. CMock semantics - the generated Expect / Ignore / IgnoreArg / ReturnThruPtr / AddCallback / Stub / ExpectAndThrow family, cmock.yml :plugins, mock naming, tearDown verification, strict-vs-ignore matching - are in references/cmock.md. Use when a C project wants the ThrowTheSwitch trio bundled by one build command, or when authoring / reading CMock mocks. For the Unity assertion API see unity-test-framework-c.

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W011: Third-party content exposure detected (indirect prompt injection risk).

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The skill exposes the agent to untrusted, user-generated content from public third-party sources, creating a risk of indirect prompt injection. This includes browsing arbitrary URLs, reading social media posts or forum comments, and analyzing content from unknown websites.

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SKILL.md describes that the required runtime workflow runs `ceedling test:all`/`gcov:all` over the repository’s configured `:paths` globs (e.g., `:paths: :test: test/**`), meaning the agent ingests user-authored C test source and headers at runtime rather than first-party vendor documentation.

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