Restructure tek's two-job desktop-windows-e2e.yml into the shape the
linux axis already has: install-e2e.yml keeps its update/installer
routes untouched and windows-desktop returns as a route in the same
family, calling a reusable install-e2e-windows-run.yml.
Behind that route is now ONLY the real user flow - the headless
contract job (install.ps1 at HEAD~1, desktop-update.ps1 -NoUi,
BASE/CURRENT/NEXT ref dance) is gone, along with its driver. Every leg
goes through a surface a user touches: website Hermes-Setup.exe headed
with AutoHotkey clicking Install -> Launch, then the installed
Hermes.exe under Playwright's Electron driver clicking Settings ->
About -> 'Update now', through the detached hand-off to a relaunched
window asserted on HEAD.
The driver drops the synthetic-NEXT staging with the contract job:
serve.git just serves HEAD as main and OLD is the release pin baked
into the website exe - the literal starting point of every real GUI
user, same philosophy as the linux axis's release-tag matrix. The
-Route parameter (desktop today) declares the future update mechanisms
as arms: 'update' (hermes update from the installed venv) and
'installer' (re-run the bootstrap exe) raise until implemented, so the
workflow surface is stable when they land.
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