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test: pin the no-TTY refusal wording the rehearsal hit

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -824,6 +824,14 @@ RLOG="$CWORK/restore.log"
check "restore: refuses without --force when there is no terminal (#105)" \ check "restore: refuses without --force when there is no terminal (#105)" \
2 "refusing to roll work back to snapshot 'authed'" \ 2 "refusing to roll work back to snapshot 'authed'" \
runbox "$RLOG" restore work authed runbox "$RLOG" restore work authed
# The exact no-TTY wording, pinned. This is the regression test for the CI
# failure this PR produced: the multi-user rehearsal drives restore unattended
# on real Incus, took this refusal, and recorded '(b) restore failed' — a
# 40-minute job catching what a 15-second suite should have. box refuses
# rather than assuming consent, and it says which of the two ways out applies.
check "restore: ...and the refusal names the missing terminal, not a bad usage (#105)" \
2 "no terminal to confirm on" \
runbox "$CWORK/r-tty.log" restore work authed
# The load-bearing assertion: the refusal actually PREVENTED the rollback. # The load-bearing assertion: the refusal actually PREVENTED the rollback.
# 'grep -q' on an absence, so an empty log passes and a logged restore fails. # 'grep -q' on an absence, so an empty log passes and a logged restore fails.
check "restore: ...and the refusal reached incus with no restore (#105)" 1 "" \ check "restore: ...and the refusal reached incus with no restore (#105)" 1 "" \