Adam Perry @ OpenAI
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## Summary - initialize `selected_capability_roots` in the new `attach_in_memory_thread_store` test helper - restore `codex-core` test compilation on `main` ## Root cause [#30144](https://github.com/openai/codex/pull/30144) added the helper from commit `0c3d0742`, whose parent was `c38b2e9b`. That branch was based before [#29856](https://github.com/openai/codex/pull/29856) added `selected_capability_roots` as a required field on `CreateThreadParams`. The PR's Rust and Bazel workflows both passed against the stale branch head `0c3d0742`. When #30144 was squashed onto newer `main`, its initializer was integrated alongside the required field from #29856, producing `E0063` in `core/src/session/tests.rs`. Because those workflows tested the branch head rather than the integrated merge result, they did not see the version-skew failure before merge. ## Impact Any job that compiles the `codex-core` library tests fails, which turned the main-branch `rust-ci-full` and `Bazel` workflows red across platforms and blocks unrelated focused core tests. This change only completes the test initializer; it does not alter production behavior or workflow configuration. ## Validation - `just fmt` - `just test -p codex-core turn_complete_flushes_terminal_event_after_delivery` (1 passed, 2909 skipped) - `git diff --check`
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