Add inbox smoke-test document
Intent: Create a lightweight sentinel file that proves the inbox-smoke pipeline can generate a commit, push a branch, and open a reviewable changeset against master. The file's only content is an identifying tag so reviewers and CI can confirm the correct artifact was produced.
Affected files: docs/inbox-smoke-1774025072.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+smoke inbox-smoke-1774025072
A new file is added at docs/inbox-smoke-1774025072.md with a single line:
smoke inbox-smoke-1774025072
Why this matters
Smoke documents like this serve as end-to-end health checks for automated pipelines. By landing a trivially small file the team can verify:
- Branch creation – the automation successfully created
inbox-smoke-1774025072offmaster. - File generation – the pipeline wrote the expected content into the
docs/directory. - Diff correctness – the resulting changeset contains exactly one new file with the expected marker string.
Because the file carries a unique numeric suffix (1774025072), multiple smoke runs can coexist in the repository history without colliding.
Reviewing the change
There is no functional code to audit. Confirm that:
- The file lives under
docs/and will not trigger application builds. - The content matches the expected pattern
smoke inbox-smoke-<id>. - No other files were inadvertently modified in the branch.