fix: isolate composite action inputs from environment - #6162
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Fixes #2874.
What changed
inputscontext instead of exporting them as automaticINPUT_*environment variables.This matches GitHub Actions behavior: composite actions read their own inputs through the
inputscontext, while JavaScript actions still receive their inputs throughINPUT_*environment variables.Validation
go test ./pkg/runner -run '^(TestEvaluateCompositeInputsAndEnvAreIsolated|TestCompositeActionInputsStayInExpressionContext)$' -count=1go test ./pkg/runner -run '^TestRunEventHostEnvironment$/^uses-composite-input-context-windows$' -count=1go test ./pkg/runner -run '^$'go vet ./pkg/runnerAI assistance (OpenAI Codex) was used to research the issue, implement and review the change, and run the validation described above.