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- Seed `$CHILD_STATUS` with `system("true")` before
stubbing so it is non-nil when the code calls
`$CHILD_STATUS.success?` after the stubbed `system`
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Stabilizes the Homebrew::Style.run_actionlint! specs by ensuring $CHILD_STATUS is initialized before system is stubbed, preventing nil.success? failures.
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$CHILD_STATUSvia a trivial successfulsystem("true")call in therun_actionlint!spec setup.
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