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Andrew Tridgell 93e0d01798 testsuite: fail closed on every malformed skip-list spec
Review of the previous commit found four ways the parser or its test fell
short of what that commit claimed:

  - An empty or comment-only list, and an empty entry within a spec (`a,,b`,
    which is what an unset shell variable expands to), both expanded quietly
    to a smaller expected set.  A shrunken expectation is a weaker oracle, so
    these are hard errors now; a wholly empty spec remains the legitimate
    "expect no skips".
  - Name validation accepted a path, so `../testsuite/acls` passed as a test
    name.  Names must be plain and resolve to a regular file.
  - skiplist-spec_test.py built @FILE paths from a relative srcdir and handed
    them back to a srcdir-relative API, which doubled the prefix -- it would
    have failed under `make installcheck` (--srcdir=../src).  It also proved
    the sort check with a name that does not exist, so deleting that check was
    masked by the stale-name check; it now uses two real tests out of order,
    and covers the cases above.  Each guard verified by mutation.
  - fleettest returned an extras-only expected set for a pass whose workflow
    has no matching step (a non-Linux target with protocols=[29]), a
    guaranteed mismatch.  An unpinned lane is now simply unpinned.

Also restores the fleettest CI path filter that the previous commit dropped:
that job must run when runtests.py or a skip list changes.
2026-07-31 21:02:55 +10:00
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