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Do you have any evidence to support your hypothesis?

Circumstantial

Is there some secret lab somewhere that created this “inoculative strain” that you know about?

If I knew of such, I'd have indicated so.

That then released it because they somehow knew all about the Wuhan CV and wanted to save America? Or were they just randomly releasing “inoculative strains” into the wild for giggles?

Well, up front, our folks are usually pretty up on this stuff, and this was emergent in December, the Chinese are all in on receiving these organisms for "research" via any means at their disposal. Given their stated desire to utilize biological weapons (Chi Haolian, former PRC defense minister, 2005) it's not giggly to conceive that our guys could work on countermeasures for this type of situation.

Additionally, our government has experimented numerous times on unsuspecting Americans with biological organisms considered innocuous at the time of the experiments.

Just in case you've forgotten, or are just an idiot...

Hypothesis - a supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.

I know what a hypothesis is, but it’s good you took the time to refresh for yourself. Note that a conspiracy theory is in fact a hypothesis. They are not mutually exclusive.

Do you seriously hypothesize that our government released a free roaming vaccine into our population because they thought the Chinese might let the Wuhan virus loose? Or maybe the Deep State somehow plotted this entire thing - inoculate us, create a disaster for the Chinese and unseat Trump all at once, creating some emergent Establishment hero?

Please, please, do elaborate on your hypothesis, it is fascinating.