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Add IBIT market signal runtime input support#113

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Summary

  • add platform runtime settings for external market signal references
  • inject validated IBIT derived indicators from handoff index, handoff manifest, or consumption audit artifacts
  • update QPK and UsEquityStrategies pins for the shared materializer/extractor
  • sync market signal env vars through Cloud Run deployment tooling

Validation

  • import checks passed with local QPK/UES paths
  • market signal helper direct checks passed
  • sync-cloud-run-env workflow market signal checks passed

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strategy_runtime_config=strategy_runtime.merged_runtime_config,
strategy_profile=settings.strategy_profile,
runtime_settings=settings,
log_message=log_message,

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P1 Badge Pass a defined logger into market input building

In run_strategy_cycle this keyword argument is evaluated before build_market_inputs is called, but log_message is not defined in this function or module scope. Any strategy cycle that reaches market input construction will raise NameError, including profiles that do not use market signals, so scheduled/live rebalance runs stop before evaluation. Use an existing logger such as lambda message: print(message, flush=True) or add a log_message parameter.

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# Conflicts:
#	pyproject.toml
#	requirements.txt
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from quant_platform_kit.strategy_contracts import build_strategy_evaluation_inputs
from runtime_config_support import PlatformRuntimeSettings, load_platform_runtime_settings
from market_signal_runtime import resolve_external_market_signal_inputs

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P2 Badge Include the market signal module in packaged installs

When this project is installed from its pyproject.toml rather than run directly from a source checkout, this new import cannot resolve because [tool.setuptools].py-modules still omits the new top-level market_signal_runtime.py. Any packaged/buildpack-style deployment or downstream pip install . consumer that imports application.rebalance_service or strategy_runtime will fail at startup with ModuleNotFoundError; add the module to the setuptools module list or package it another way.

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