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Build the sandbox image and a Linux amd64 installer - #567
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Package one Sandbox I/O image and a Linux amd64 self-hosted installer containing only the launcher and Sandbox I/O binary. Native Harnesses stay on the agent host; remove guest Runtime images, Harness installation/aliases/probes, obsolete bootstrap artifacts and unsupported installation archives. Portable Core operator launchers can still manage a Linux amd64 Docker engine.
Preserve onboarding claims, installation locking, interrupted-operation recovery and immutable installed programs. Reject unsupported native platforms before claims, prepare the declared workspace, retain existing node artifact names, and align release catalogs, client/Web/example and bilingual documentation. Sandbox security settings are narrowed with live Docker evidence. Current-source MiniMax companion verification prevents stale same-version payloads from entering a release.
Validation: Go build/vet and focused/race tests; shared cross-builds; actual agent-host/sandbox images and Docker lifecycle/recovery/Serve-Attach/node tests; disposable native onboarding smoke including lost response/retry/no duplicate launcher; installer/distribution/publisher/E2B fixtures; client/Web/example tests and typechecks; generated contracts and hygiene. Independent review findings addressed, including focused rejection tests on macOS/Windows CI. Browser E2E could not launch locally due to missing browser/system libraries; remote hosted qualification and complete release archive build remain final-cutover checks.
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