test: fail linux smoke on apt repair failure (TIN-1422) - #382
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Summary
Hardens the Linux post-install smoke harness so the
.debfallback path fails immediately ifapt-get install -fcannot repair dependencies afterdpkg -i.This keeps TIN-1422 package validation from silently continuing after a broken package dependency repair and surfacing later as a less useful daemon/binary failure.
Validation
bash scripts/test-linux-postinstall-smoke.shgit diff --checkNotes
The fake-tool regression now stubs
sudo,apt-get, anddpkgto force the direct apt install fallback and verify the repair failure is fatal.