sponsored-consent.test.ts fails with ENOENT: it reads freebuff-desktop/ files this export omits

[aniruddhaadak80]

What happens

common/src/ads/sponsored-consent.test.ts reads two files that live in the Desktop
Electron app:

• freebuff-desktop/electron/mcp-consent-bridge.cjs
• freebuff-desktop/electron/consent-window.html

Those files are not part of the public export. CONTRIBUTING.md lists
freebuff/, cli/, sdk/, common/, agents/, packages/*, scripts/tmux/
and public docs as the in-scope paths, and freebuff-desktop/ is not among them.
The directory does not exist in this repository at all.

Every test in the every surface asks the same question block therefore dies with
ENOENT before it can assert anything.

Repro

$ bun test common/src/ads/sponsored-consent.test.ts

Result on main (0cd284b):

error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open
'...\freebuff-desktop\electron\mcp-consent-bridge.cjs'
error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open
'...\freebuff-desktop\electron\consent-window.html'
... (8 occurrences)

 5 pass
 8 fail

Why it was not caught

.github/workflows/ci.yml installs dependencies, builds the SDK, builds the
Freebuff binary and smoke-tests the binary. It never runs bun test, so a
red test file in the public mirror produces a green check on every PR.

Why this matters even though the assertion cannot run here

The block exists to stop Desktop and the CLI asking the user two different
questions — the comment above it says so explicitly. In the public mirror the
guard is not merely failing, it is inert: it can never detect drift, and it
fails loudly enough to mask a real red signal in the rest of the file, so anyone
running the suite learns to ignore this file entirely.

The fix should skip the cases whose source file this export omits, while keeping
every case that only touches exported code — for example the Windows sentence says the three things, in plain words, which needs no external file.

Environment

• Bun 1.3.14 (.bun-version)
• main at 0cd284b
• Fails identically on Linux and macOS: the path is absent from the export on
  every platform, so this is not a platform artifact.

[aniruddhaadak80]

The fix for this turned out to be moot: upstream main (a8c632e) deleted common/src/ads/sponsored-consent.test.ts along with 7 other common/src/ads/*.test.ts files, while keeping common/src/ads/sponsored-consent.ts. The reported defect (8 cases reading freebuff-desktop/electron/*, which the export does not ship, dying with ENOENT) was real on the old base but the file no longer exists. PR #1469 is closed with the full diagnosis. If the ads consent tests are ever restored, the same existsSync + test.skipIf guard applies - see the closing comment on #1469.