chore: fix the standards check for the n4e 7.0.0 dependency

Three things the standards job caught, since it opens the project, runs the formatter with --fix and
then fails on any diff at all:

- The fully qualified INetworkStreamDriverConstructor is simplified by the formatter (IDE0001), so
  write it the way the formatter wants. It still resolves to NGO's, since the lookup walks out to
  Unity.Netcode.Transports before reaching the shared root.
- N4E 7.0.0 renamed the serialized GlobalNetCodeConfig field to GlobalNetcodeConfig, which the editor
  rewrites in the test project's settings asset the first time it loads it.
- validation_editors.minimal is back on a released editor. The standards job opens the project with
  it, and trunk rewrites ProjectVersion.txt out from under the cleanliness check. Nothing there needs
  N4E present: a released editor bundles 6.7.0 as a built-in package, so the 7.0.0 request is dropped
  silently and the project builds with no N4E at all - verified on 6000.7.0a6, which resolves and
  compiles clean with N4E absent from packages-lock, PackageCache and ScriptAssemblies alike.

Author: NoelStephensUnity

.yamato/project.metafile

@@ -176,8 +176,12 @@ test_platforms:
 # TODO: When a new editor will be released it should be added to this list
 
 # TEMPORARY: only trunk has dropped Netcode for Entities as a core package, so only there does the
-# com.unity.netcode 7.0.0 dependency resolve - a released editor's bundled 6.7.0 wins over the request.
-# Restore the released editors here once one ships without it. `all` is left alone as the reminder.
+# com.unity.netcode 7.0.0 dependency resolve. A released editor bundles 6.7.0 as a built-in package and
+# UPM then drops the 7.0.0 request silently, leaving N4E out of the project entirely - which still
+# compiles, since the unified API is opt-in. `default` runs the jobs that should see N4E present.
+# `minimal` stays on a released editor: it is what the standards job opens the project with, and trunk
+# rewrites ProjectVersion.txt out from under the cleanliness check. Restore `default` once a released
+# editor ships without N4E as a core package; `all` is left alone as the reminder.
 validation_editors:
     default:
         - trunk
@@ -187,7 +191,7 @@ validation_editors:
         - trunk
         - 1d47644d0e359a8139ae6f99217da3c4e47f4779
     minimal:
-        - trunk
+        - 6000.7.0a6
 pinnedTrunk:  1d47644d0e359a8139ae6f99217da3c4e47f4779
 
 

com.unity.netcode.gameobjects/Tests/Editor/Transports/UnityTransportTests.cs

@@ -231,9 +231,9 @@ public void UnityTransport_HostnameValidation((string, bool) testCase)
         }
 #endif
 
-        // Fully qualified: Netcode for Entities declares an INetworkStreamDriverConstructor of its own in the
+        // Qualified: Netcode for Entities declares an INetworkStreamDriverConstructor of its own in the
         // Unity.Netcode root, which the enclosing namespace resolves ahead of the using directive above.
-        private class IPCDriverConstructor : Unity.Netcode.Transports.UTP.INetworkStreamDriverConstructor
+        private class IPCDriverConstructor : Transports.UTP.INetworkStreamDriverConstructor
         {
             public void CreateDriver(
                 UnityTransport transport,

testproject/ProjectSettings/NetCodeClientAndServerSettings.asset

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ MonoBehaviour:
   FilterSettings:
     ExcludedBakingSystemAssemblies: []
   AdditionalScriptingDefines: []
-  GlobalNetCodeConfig: {fileID: 11400000, guid: c547acbddd81d32a0ba5e62ddfc4f4e3, type: 2}
+  GlobalNetcodeConfig: {fileID: 11400000, guid: c547acbddd81d32a0ba5e62ddfc4f4e3, type: 2}
   CurrentImportanceSuggestions:
   - MinValue: 1
     MaxValue: 4