fix: make TestRunCapturesStderr resilient to bash startup noise on CI#90
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On some CI runners, bash -i without a PTY prints startup warnings and echoes input commands to stderr. This bleeds into the first Run's stderr capture, masking the actual command output. Fix: run a silent 'true' command first to flush bash startup messages from the stderr buffer, giving the test a clean slate. Signed-off-by: Blasius Patrick <blasius.patrick@gmail.com>
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On some CI runners,
bash -iwithout a PTY prints startup warnings and echoes input commands to stderr. This bleeds into the firstRun's stderr capture, masking the actual command output and causing an intermittent test failure.\n\nFix: Run a silenttruecommand first to flush bash startup messages from the stderr buffer, giving the test a clean slate.\n\nPre-existing flaky test — not a regression from any PR.