feat(doctor): expand wildcard exposure checks - #60
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UNIX_EPOCH + Duration panics when the result is unrepresentable. A Windows SystemTime is FILETIME-backed and ends near year 30828, so a garbage process creation time overflows it and aborts the scan. The suite never caught this: `cargo test` only runs in the Linux `quality` job, so the `#[cfg(windows)]` and `#[cfg(macos)]` test modules compile but never execute. Run the suite on the natively-runnable platform targets too. Reported by @Guflly in #60.
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Adds the database and messaging-service executables listed in #51 to the wildcard exposure check, with coverage for case-insensitive matching.
Tests:
cargo fmt --checkcargo test doctor::testsThe full Windows suite still hits the existing far-future FILETIME panic on
main.Closes #51