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This commit introduces a new test suite for the tar stream functionality in the rnfs module. The tests cover various aspects including the API routes for adding, getting, exporting, and importing tar streams. Key features tested include: - Building a directory DAG from tar streams. - Handling of unsafe and unsupported members. - Management of conflicting and repeated paths. - Enforcement of entry and depth limits. - Capping of warnings and handling of unbounded headers. - Validation of damaged or cut streams. The tests ensure that the tar stream implementation adheres to expected behaviors and edge cases, enhancing the reliability of the rnfs content management system.
… macOS, and a debug-log race on slow Windows runners
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See the 0.1.7 (unreleased) section of CHANGELOG.md.