Prevent reports from reading partially written Allure attachments - #1371
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Allure results and attachments are now published with an atomic move after writing completes, preventing report generation and TestOps from picking up incomplete files on supported filesystems. This is especially important for large artifacts such as test-session video recordings, which could otherwise appear corrupted when a report starts immediately after the tests finish.
Filesystems that do not support atomic moves retain the existing replace behavior instead of losing the completed file. Failed publications also clean up their temporary files.
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