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Wire build-aur.sh into build.sh. After the pacoloco block, build the AUR repo and append a build-host [aur] stanza to profile/pacman.conf with an absolute file:// Server, so mkarchiso installs the baked packages into airootfs. The stanza lands after the pacoloco rewrite so its file:// path isn't redirected to localhost.
Add the audited official extra packages and the baked AUR names to packages.x86_64, both sourced from build-aur.sh so the list never drifts from the build array. Ship the repo into airootfs and write a complete live /etc/pacman.conf: the pristine releng config with [aur] appended, not an [aur]-only file, since this replaces the live system's stock config and an AUR-only one would strip the official repos. Copy the manifest beside the ISO in out/.
--skip-aur skips the build, the stanza, the AUR names, and the live config. The three injection points also guard on the repo dir existing, so the documented empty-set path can't point mkarchiso at a missing repo. Moved BUILD_LOG creation ahead of the AUR build so its output is captured too.
A unit test reproduces the live-config construction and asserts core, extra, the mirrorlist, and [aur] all survive. The end-to-end proof that mkarchiso installs from the build-host repo needs a real root build and is tracked as manual verification.
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Add build-aur.sh, sourced by build.sh, that builds the v1 genuine-AUR set into a local pacman repo and emits an auditable manifest. The pure helpers carry the testable surface: the package sets (one source of truth for the build array and the package-list append), the [aur] stanza renderer, the TSV manifest header/row, the package-file locator, the staged repo replacement, and the build-environment preflight.
makepkg refuses to run as root, so the orchestrator drops to $SUDO_USER for the clone and build. It stages on the same filesystem and swaps in with mv -T on full success, so a failure ships no repo and leaves no stale one. On any failure error() names the package, the phase, and the log path.
The orchestrator and manifest-append need root, network, and makepkg, so they stay out of bats and are covered by the build integration test and the manual checklist instead. Eighteen unit tests cover the pure helpers across Normal, Boundary, and Error.
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