add a basic docs test, with a few working, tested sample usages #40549
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This branch adds a
test/docspipeline, and a couple of working, tested usages against a somewhat random set of packages (7zip, apache2, keyutils, and zstd), that all currently pass.There should be roughly another ~600 docs (sub)packages that we can add these tests against, especially the ones that use the
split/manpages(~557) andsplit/infodir(~45) pipelines.HOWEVER -- some of these will fail, and possibly for reasons that we should go and fix. We have a few dozen docs packages which are totally empty (ie, don't ship any documentation, symlinks, or act as virtual packages depending on other packages). e.g.:
utmps-docs,fio-docs,libcmis-doc,qt6-qtbase-doc, etc. In each of those cases, there are subpackages using split/manpages or split/infodir, but nothing is actually happening. That seems to be indicative of a real problem in the packaging.