Plant / revoke / seed_baseline using the same docker-exec-with-sh-c
pattern proven by decnet/orchestrator/drivers/ssh.py:_run_file.
Each plant call composes a single sh script:
mkdir -p <dirname> && printf %s <base64> | base64 -d > <path> &&
chmod <mode> <path> && touch -d @<mtime> <path>
Base64-on-the-host / decode-in-the-container keeps binary artifacts
(DOCX/PDF/PNG) safe across the argv boundary; the placement_path,
mode, and mtime are shlex-quoted.
State transitions hit the repo: planted -> failed on docker error
with stderr captured into last_error. Bus events fire on success
(canary.<id>.placed) and on revoke (canary.<id>.revoked) — wrapped
in try/except so a downed bus never blocks a placement.
seed_baseline(decky_name, repo) is the deploy-hook entry point —
reads DECNET_CANARY_BASELINE (default git_config,env_file,honeydoc,
aws_creds), persists one row per generator, plants each. Failed
placements are logged but do NOT abort; the deployer hook treats
the return list as informational.
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