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[WIP] Fix ineffectual assignment in interruptible_test.go
Fix ineffectual assignment in termio test
Feb 15, 2026
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The ineffassign linter flagged an unused variable assignment in
termio/interruptible_test.go:86.Changes
n, err = r.Read(buf)with_, err = r.Read(buf)where the byte count is irrelevant to the test assertionThe test validates only the error type on a subsequent read after cancellation, not the bytes read.
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