The contract said the state file was written after every scan, but the script had no state-file logic at all. This PR adds: 1. Host filesystem scanning (probe_host_filesystems) - probes df on all PVE nodes 2. State file I/O (read_state_file/write_state_file) - absolute path from script location 3. Band classification (classify_band) - HOST-WARN/AMBER/RED thresholds 4. Transition detection (detect_transitions) - alerts on escalation/recovery 5. CLI flags (--hosts-only, --guests-only) to control which parts run The contract now specifies the state file path resolves from the script's own location (not CWD-relative), so two different execution contexts cannot write to two different places.
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{
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"acerpve//": "GREEN",
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"acerpve//media/mediastore": "GREEN",
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"acerpve//media/storage": "GREEN",
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"amdpve//": "GREEN",
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"amdpve//media/mediastore": "GREEN",
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"amdpve//media/storage": "GREEN",
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"storepve//": "GREEN",
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"storepve//media/easystore2": "HOST-RED",
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"storepve//media/mediastore": "GREEN",
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"storepve//media/reanim": "HOST-WARN",
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"storepve//media/storage": "GREEN",
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"minipve//": "GREEN",
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"minipve//media/storage": "GREEN",
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"ocupve//": "GREEN",
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"ocupve//media/mediastore": "GREEN",
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"ocupve//media/storage": "GREEN"
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} |