Add regression test for get_user() OSError handling#14506
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Was looking at #13835 and noticed the fix was already in main from #11875 but there wasn't an explicit test for the exact scenario - getpass.getuser() raising OSError. On Python 3.13+ this is the new default behaviour when no username can be derived.
Added a quick monkeypatch test for it.