t/op/taint.t: Avert uninitialized value warning #18116
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In the test of shmread, if $id is undefined after the attempted
assignment by shmget(), we get the "# shmget failed" warning and, since
nothing has been read into $rcvd, that variable remains undefined. If
$rcvd is undefined it will never be string-equal to $sent, which
means the 'skip' condition will be exercised.
Commit 5624951 made this file run with warnings enabled, so now the
lack of assignment to $rcvd generates an uninitialized value warning
(observed in smoke-test reports on FreeBSD). This patch accounts for
non-definition of $rcvd and prevents that warning from being emitted.