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Prometheus: Add README for prometheus-test

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

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a comprehensive test framework for managing and executing multi-step tests involving worker servers and MongoDB data states.
    • Added detailed user documentation covering installation, configuration, test execution, and environment management.
  • Documentation

    • Added a thorough README with usage instructions and configuration guidelines.
    • Included a security and quality audit report outlining vulnerabilities, code quality, and performance recommendations for the test framework.

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A comprehensive Prometheus Test Framework has been introduced, featuring core classes for test orchestration, worker server management, MongoDB state handling, cryptographic utilities, and data preparation. The framework includes detailed documentation and configuration support. Additionally, a security and quality audit report for the worker management module has been added, identifying potential vulnerabilities and improvement areas.

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File(s) Change Summary
prometheus_test/init.py, prometheus_test/workers.py, prometheus_test/runner.py, prometheus_test/utils.py, prometheus_test/data.py Introduced core framework classes for test running (TestRunner, TestStep, Worker, TestEnvironment), MongoDB and worker management, cryptographic key handling, and data preparation. Added utility functions for keypair loading and signature creation.
setup.py Added package metadata and dependencies for the Prometheus Test Framework.
README.md Provided comprehensive documentation covering installation, configuration, usage instructions, and environment management for the test framework.
.gitignore, .prettierrc Added environment and formatting configuration files.
SECURITY_AUDIT_Prometheus-beta.md Introduced a detailed security and quality audit report for the workers.py module, outlining vulnerabilities, code quality, and performance considerations, with recommended fixes and next steps.
.kno/chunk_review.txt Added an AI-generated summary of the changes, including an overview of new classes, methods, and features introduced in the framework.

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

    User->>TestRunner: Initialize with config
    TestRunner->>MongoDB: Check/reset database state
    TestRunner->>TestEnvironment: Start environment (workers)
    loop For each round
        TestRunner->>Worker: Prepare and execute test step
        Worker->>DataManager: Prepare payloads/signatures
        TestRunner->>MongoDB: Validate/record state
    end
    TestRunner->>TestEnvironment: Stop environment
    TestRunner->>User: Report results/save state
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In the warren, code now leaps,
With workers, tests, and data heaps.
Mongo hums, the runners dash,
Keypairs sign, and payloads flash.
Audit eyes have scanned the field—
Bugs and risks are now revealed.
Onward, Prometheus hops anew,
Testing strong and hopping true!

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SECURITY_AUDIT_Prometheus-beta.md (10)

1-4: Streamline document title and introduction.
The file begins with two headings (“Prometheus Test Framework Security and Quality Audit Report” and “Codebase Vulnerability and Quality Report: Prometheus Test Framework”) that convey the same information. Consider consolidating into a single concise title and overview to improve readability.


9-13: Verify Table of Contents anchor links.
The TOC entries link to anchors like #security-vulnerabilities and #performance-considerations. GitHub auto-generates anchors by lowercasing text, replacing spaces with hyphens, and stripping punctuation—ensure these exactly match your headings to prevent broken links.


18-24: Clarify snippet context and imports.
The code sample for unsafe environment variable handling uses os.getenv and keypairs but doesn’t show import os or where keypairs is defined. Adding the relevant imports and a brief note on where keypairs comes from will make the example self-contained.


26-30: Detail downstream impact of missing env vars.
While you note “runtime errors if environment variables are missing,” it may be helpful to illustrate how absence of these variables could break keypair loading or server startup, reinforcing the importance of validation.


33-45: Consider a configurable fallback strategy.
The get_secure_env_var function raises a ValueError when both primary and fallback are missing. You may want to allow an optional third fallback (e.g., a default path) or document that failure here is intended to halt execution until proper variables are set.


60-63: Highlight default shell=False benefit.
The issue description flags “direct subprocess execution with environment variables” as high risk, but it’s important to note that using Popen with a list of args (not a shell string) already prevents command injection. Clarifying this will help readers focus on real risks (e.g., when using shell=True).


66-73: Add missing imports in suggested fix.
The sanitize_env_vars snippet uses shlex but omits import shlex. Also, since this helper affects the Worker class, indicate whether it should live in a new utils module or at the top of workers.py.


79-83: Make startup timeout configurable.
The enhanced start method hardcodes startup_timeout = 10. Consider accepting this as a parameter or class‐level constant so teams can adjust based on their environment. Also, include import logging and import subprocess for completeness.


119-137: Import or define ConfigurationError.
The suggested fix raises ConfigurationError without showing its import or definition. You could either import it from a shared errors module or switch to a built-in exception like FileNotFoundError or ValueError for consistency.


151-167: Illustrate logger integration.
The CentralizedLogger class is a solid improvement, but readers will benefit from a small snippet showing how to replace per-thread calls to print in Worker._print_output with CentralizedLogger.log.

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52-57: Reassess subprocess injection risk.
Since subprocess.Popen is invoked with an argument list (i.e., shell=False by default), classic shell injection vectors are already mitigated. Quoting env var values with shlex.quote might introduce literal quotes into your process’s environment. Consider emphasizing that maintaining shell=False is your primary defense, and that sanitization is only critical if you switch to shell-based invocation.

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