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What
Implemented a two-stage
selectpattern insideScanStream'sonEventcallback inpkg/scan/scan.go.Risk
When sending critical terminal events (such as
EventLifecycleComplete) toeventChanwhilectx.Done()is simultaneously ready, Go's pseudo-randomselectcould silently choose to abort without sending the event. This causes consumer frontends to hang indefinitely waiting for the scan completion event.Solution
Added a first-pass non-blocking
selectprioritizing theeventChansend over context cancellation checking. The fallbackdefaultblock then enters the standard blockingselectencompassing both the channel andctx.Done(). This guarantees the terminal event gets enqueued successfully if the channel has capacity.PR created automatically by Jules for task 15801659817991662677 started by @mendsec