selftest: Fix test_rglob_error depending on host system too much - #133
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test_rglob_error made an assumption about files present in sysfs which turned out to not be true everywhere [1]. Fix this by instead writing the testcase against a synthetic file structure which will look the same no matter what system it runs on. [1]: #132 Signed-off-by: Rahix <rahix@rahix.de>
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test_rglob_error made an assumption about files present in sysfs which turned out to not be true everywhere (see #132).
Fix this by instead writing the testcase against a synthetic file structure which will look the same no matter what system it runs on.
Fixes #132.