Add E2E testing infrastructure using mkosi #112
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Set up end-to-end testing that runs pystemd inside a real systemd environment using mkosi to build Fedora container images. - Add mkosi.conf for building test images with configurable Python versions - Add mkosi.build.chroot to install pystemd and dependencies via uv - Add GitHub Actions workflow to run E2E tests across Python 3.10-3.14 - Add e2e/test_e2e.py with initial test cases - Add E2E_TESTING.md with documentation - Update .gitignore for mkosi generated files The tests run inside a systemd-nspawn container, allowing us to test pystemd against real systemd APIs rather than mocked interfaces.
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Set up end-to-end testing that runs pystemd inside a real systemd environment using mkosi to build Fedora container images.
The tests run inside a systemd-nspawn container, allowing us to test pystemd against real systemd APIs rather than mocked interfaces.