remove-demo-limits

Remove hosted demo limits from an Open Harness fork by editing the restriction code that caps managed-template trial sessions, chat messages, and deployments. Run the existing test suite to verify the gating is fully eliminated.

Managed-template trial caps are hosted demo restrictions that block session creation, chat messages, and message deletion for trial users on a fork. Removing this gating allows a fork to operate as a normal self-hosted deployment.

You can lift hosted deployment restrictions without adding new dependencies or flags by directly editing the identified restriction code paths. The existing test suite and bun CI process verify the changes without requiring extra configuration.

Removing demo limits does not affect unrelated auth and sandbox behavior, as the process only targets managed-template trial caps and gating. Tests and related code paths are updated specifically to keep unrelated restrictions intact.

The best way to verify a fork after removing managed template restrictions is to run the project's existing test suite through the bun CI process. This confirms that session creation and chat message gating are successfully lifted.

You should not remove hosted restrictions if your fork still relies on the Open Harness managed-template trial environment. This process is designed strictly for forks aiming for a normal, unrestricted self-hosted deployment.