Fix migration workflow: upload as artifact instead of scp to practice EC2
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"""Test-suite defaults that must be set before any test module is imported.
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`main.py` builds the entire runtime at module scope (`build_runtime(get_settings())`),
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and `tests/test_api.py` imports `main`. With the default `EMBEDDING_PROVIDER=cohere-v4`
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— or with a developer's `.env` selecting it — that construction opens a
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`QdrantClient` and calls `get_collections()` for the corpus-manifest check, so
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`pytest` fails during *collection* on any machine without a reachable Qdrant:
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qdrant_client.http.exceptions.ResponseHandlingException:
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[WinError 10061] No connection could be made ...
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Interrupted: 1 error during collection
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No unit test needs a live datastore: every test injects its own doubles, and
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the one suite that does need real services (`test_live_datastores.py`) gates
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itself behind `RUN_INTEGRATION=1`. Forcing the disabled provider here makes
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`pytest tests -q` work out of the box instead of requiring an undocumented
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environment variable.
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`setdefault`, not assignment: a deliberate override (for example
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`EMBEDDING_PROVIDER=cohere-v4 pytest ...` against a local Qdrant) still wins.
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This runs at import time, before pytest collects any module, which is the only
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point early enough — `config.get_settings()` is `lru_cache`d, so a fixture
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would already be too late.
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"""
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import os
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os.environ.setdefault("EMBEDDING_PROVIDER", "disabled")
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