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The built-in native development Server in CLI #161 requires the engine's Rust 1.99 MSRV. This updates the existing CLI PHP-reference caller fixture from Rust 1.86 to 1.99 and binds the exact changed consumer fixture hash.
All other 21 runtime file identities, all 22 Git modes, two required absences, helper commands, PHP image/module/INI/profile, Composer guard, target/workflow/job selectors and environment boundaries are unchanged. No policy or selector implementation changes and no new caller/profile admission.
Validation: all 22 real consumer hashes/modes match; the live CLI rust job equals both proposed fixtures; actual full CLI workflow passes central Composer trust enforcement; all four focused source/mutation controls pass. Current checks and exact independent review remain required before integration. CLI still owns hosted actual caller and post-merge main proof. This does not resume CLI #157 or approve a release.
Refs durable-workflow/cli#160, durable-workflow/cli#161.