Fix file/dir mode helpers and tests #166
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assertions: use os funcs in non-FS mode helpers
shoenig
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Aug 21, 2024
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FileModeandDirModenow useos.Statrather thanfs.Stat, and I updated their tests to be OS-agnostic. (For info on Windows permission limitations, see https://archive.is/RZ8WP and https://git.codemonkeysoftware.net/b/go-perm-test.)I also removedbrokenfs` because it's no longer used.FileModeFSandDirModeFSnow usefstest.MapFS(which I was very happy to discover yesterday) instead ofos.DirFSand Linux-specific paths. The tests are no longer skipped on non-Linux systems.FileModeFSandDirModeFStests are a little more thorough.internalTestto only print captured messages when the test fails.