End-to-end test: spatial memory navigation in MuJoCo#775
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dimos --simulation run unitree-go2-agentic/goal_request)."go to the bookcase"through the human cli.NOTE: This test is currently extremely flaky because of step 2. Navigation is very unreliable. It often gets close to a target point and fails to realize it reached the goal. I'm currently fixing this.
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The test itself is quite small, most is done in fixtures: