Show me how gave the commands the audit runs: sed, awk and yq edits,
heredoc manifests, JSON patches, --overrides, sleeps and wait loops -
nothing anyone types in the exam. A step's show is now a list of
parts (sim/bank.py): cmd() is what you type as it stands; hand() is
what you do by hand - vim on a generated skeleton or on a manifest
pasted from the docs page it names, kubectl edit, ssh NODE and sudo
-i, a value you read and echo - with a script that does the same for
the audit. All 135 CKA steps are rewritten so, with k for kubectl;
their checks, titles and texts are unchanged.
Add ./ksim lesson lint, which reads what every step has you type and
flags scripts. The lesson audit runs it first.
Record the hosts whose setup failed when a session started. The page
warns above that task or lesson and offers Rebuild this host; the CLI
names ./ksim reset N on each step.
Render *italics* in lessons and tasks, outside code spans.
Audited on v1.37: CKA lessons 27/27, 135/135 steps, done the exam
way; lint clean. kubectl edit --subresource resize, the one edit the
audit replaces with a patch, was proven on its own.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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