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Prometheus: Add README for prometheus-test

Summary of Changes

This PR adds a README file for the prometheus-test repository.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a comprehensive test framework for Prometheus, supporting configuration, worker orchestration, test execution, MongoDB integration, cryptographic signing, and state management.
    • Added detailed usage instructions and documentation to help users set up and run tests.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved security by sanitizing environment variables and enhancing subprocess management for safer worker execution.
    • Enhanced process termination with robust shutdown procedures and better resource cleanup.
  • Documentation

    • Added a security and performance audit report outlining vulnerabilities, performance bottlenecks, and recommended improvements.
  • Style

    • Applied consistent code formatting using a standardized configuration.
  • Chores

    • Updated ignore files to exclude environment, build, and data files from version control.

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Walkthrough

A comprehensive Prometheus Test Framework has been introduced, featuring configuration, worker orchestration, test execution, data management, and cryptographic utilities. The update also adds a security and performance audit report, leading to enhancements in worker security, logging, and configuration flexibility. The framework now includes robust subprocess handling, improved error management, and asynchronous logging.

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Files / Paths Change Summary
.gitignore, .prettierrc, README.md, setup.py Added configuration for code formatting, ignored files, package metadata, and detailed usage instructions for the test framework.
prometheus_test/__init__.py Exposed TestRunner, TestStep, and Worker classes for external use.
prometheus_test/utils.py Added utility functions for loading cryptographic keypairs and creating signatures.
prometheus_test/data.py Introduced DataManager class for managing test data, preparing payloads, creating signatures, and handling round/role-specific data.
prometheus_test/runner.py Implemented test runner logic, including configuration loading, MongoDB integration, test step management, and state handling. Added MongoCollectionConfig, MongoConfig, TestConfig, TestStep, and TestRunner classes.
prometheus_test/workers.py Added Worker and TestEnvironment classes for worker process management. Enhanced security and maintainability:
- Added _sanitize_env for environment variable filtering.
- Improved stop() with graceful termination, timeout, and logging.
- Introduced setup_logging for asynchronous logging with rotating file handlers.
- Allowed flexible server entrypoint via constructor and _find_default_entrypoint.
- Added ConfigurationError for error handling.
SECURITY_AUDIT_Prometheus-beta.md Added a security and performance audit report, identifying vulnerabilities and recommending mitigations. Prompted enhancements in subprocess handling, logging, and configuration flexibility.
.kno/chunk_review.txt Provided an AI-generated summary of the overall changes, classes, and functions introduced in the framework.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant TestRunner
    participant TestEnvironment
    participant Worker
    participant DataManager
    participant MongoDB

    User->>TestRunner: Run tests (via CLI or script)
    TestRunner->>TestEnvironment: Initialize workers from config
    TestEnvironment->>Worker: Start worker processes
    TestRunner->>MongoDB: Check/reset state as needed
    loop For each test round
        TestRunner->>DataManager: Prepare round data & payloads
        TestRunner->>Worker: Execute test step (prepare, execute, validate)
        Worker->>TestRunner: Return results/output
        TestRunner->>MongoDB: Save/load test state
    end
    TestRunner->>TestEnvironment: Stop all workers
    TestEnvironment->>Worker: Graceful stop with logging
    TestRunner->>User: Report test results
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In burrows deep, the framework grew,
With workers wise and logging new.
Secure and swift, each test is run,
With signatures and data spun.
Async logs and configs bright—
Prometheus hops into the night!
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SECURITY_AUDIT_Prometheus-beta.md (4)

1-4: Consolidate duplicate top-level headings
The document starts with two H1 headings (# Security and Performance Analysis… and # Codebase Vulnerability and Quality Report…). For clarity and proper Markdown structure, keep only a single top-level heading and demote the other to H2 or remove it.


9-13: Include all major sections in the Table of Contents
You list Security, Performance, and Maintainability but omit the Conclusion and Recommended Next Steps sections. Please add links for these to help readers navigate.


79-91: Ensure imports and exception handling in shutdown snippet
The suggested stop(self, timeout=5) uses subprocess.TimeoutExpired and logging but doesn’t show the necessary imports (import subprocess, import logging). Also consider catching TimeoutExpired specifically rather than a broad Exception.


117-128: Invoke asynchronous logging setup
The setup_logging method configures a RotatingFileHandler, but it must be called (e.g., in the worker’s constructor or before starting) so the new logger is actually used instead of plain print. Consider demonstrating where to integrate it.

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1-475: Skip review: internal knowledge-base file
This .kno/chunk_review.txt appears to be an internal review artifact rather than part of the Prometheus-test codebase. It can be excluded from the repository or added to .gitignore.

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def _sanitize_env(self, env):
allowed_keys = ['DATABASE_PATH', 'PORT', 'PYTHONUNBUFFERED']
sanitized_env = {k: v for k, v in env.items() if k in allowed_keys}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Whitelist must include essential environment variables
The _sanitize_env example only allows DATABASE_PATH, PORT, and PYTHONUNBUFFERED, but other required vars (e.g., PATH, HOME, or any custom keys your workers rely on) may be dropped and break startup. Either expand the whitelist or use a more context‐aware approach.

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