rpctest: Cleanup resources on failed setup. #759
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This corrects the case where any errors that might have happened when
creating the config file were not being displayed due to the logging
system not being initialized yet.
While here, consistently use fmt.Fprint{f,ln} throughout the loadConfig
function even after the logging system is initialized since it will
help prevent copy/paste errors such as the one that induced this change
to begin with.
This modifies the rpctest harness to call the TearDown function in the SetUp error path. This ensures any resources, such as temp directories, that were created during setup before whatever the failure that caused the error are properly cleaned up.
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This modifies the rpctest harness to call the TearDown function in the SetUp error path. This ensures any resources, such as temp directories, that were created during setup before whatever the failure that caused the error are properly cleaned up.