Adam Perry @ OpenAI
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## Why The Windows cross-build skip used the broad `powershell` substring, which hid unrelated Windows tests. Narrowing it exposed the same ConPTY Ctrl-C timeout that is breaking `main`; that test is not reliable in either cross-built or native Windows Bazel CI yet. ## What changed - scope the cross-build PowerShell carve-out to the dedicated parser-process test module - exclude the exact ConPTY Ctrl-C test from Bazel CI while leaving local Windows runs enabled - repeat the exact exclusion in the cross-build config because it replaces the base skip list ## Manual validation - `just test-github-scripts` - queried the PTY test target under both `ci-windows` and `ci-windows-cross` - verified the matcher excludes parser-process and ConPTY tests without excluding unrelated PowerShell tests - [Windows shard 4/4](https://github.com/openai/codex/actions/runs/28204844286/job/83553063859) reproduced the `main` ConPTY timeout before the exact CI-only exclusion was applied
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