Reassess and modernize MAP2 installer and packaging on Fedora Server by auditing a current MAP2 host against a documented stock Fedora baseline, computing evidence-backed deltas, and generating an idempotent verbose installer plus RPM/repository scaffolding. Use when revisiting full installer builds, updating Fedora deployment automation, validating AVB/TSN readiness, or preparing MAP2 package and repo release workflows.
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Reassess and modernize MAP2 installer and packaging on Fedora Server by auditing a current MAP2 host against a documented stock Fedora baseline, computing evidence-backed deltas, and generating an idempotent verbose installer plus RPM/repository scaffolding. Use when revisiting full installer builds, updating Fedora deployment automation, validating AVB/TSN readiness, or preparing MAP2 package and repo release workflows.
Revisit MAP2 Installer and RPM Build
Objective
Produce evidence-driven modernization artifacts for MAP2 on Fedora Server:
Delta report in Markdown and JSON.
Installer plan and initial skeleton with audit, install, uninstall, and verify subcommands.
RPM split and repository-generation workflow with SPEC scaffolding.
Non-Negotiables
Follow references/full-workflow-contract.md as the normative requirements document.
Collect evidence first; do not guess when host facts can be measured.
assets/templates/rpm/*.spec*: map2-core full skeleton plus split-package stubs.
assets/templates/repo/map2-create-local-repo.sh: local repo generation helper.
Execution Guidance
If host access exists, start by collecting raw evidence under /var/tmp/map2-audit-<timestamp>.
If no baseline host is available, approximate baseline from Fedora Server comps defaults and explicitly label assumptions.
Keep changes minimal and reversible; prioritize drop-ins over editing base configs.
Map every installer change to one capability bucket: core runtime, audio subsystem, plugin subsystem, web/UI/API control plane, operations, security posture, or AVB/TSN subsystem.