check_kernel_taint: Implement configurable taint mask #19576
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Add LTP_TAINT_EXPECTED variable which allows setting the expected list of kernel taint flags. Any flag not in the expected list will be treated as a test failure. Flags on the list will be reported in either case but without impact on the final result.
Add a helper function which will return if (and how many) PUBLISH_* veriables are set on the job. This can be used for deciding whether minor issues should cause a test to fail, or softfail in order to allow dependent jobs to run.
Reenable shutdown_ltp failure on unexpected kernel taint unless it's an install job (any PUBLISH_* variable is set).
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LTP_TAINT_EXPECTEDvariable which allows setting the expected list of kernel taint flags. Any flag not in the expected list will be treated as a test failure. Flags on the list will be reported in either case but without impact on the final result.