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tests: record AFP delete smoke success

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The full smoke suite creates temporary directories under the tested parent using
fresh short DOS-compatible leaf names by default. Local removal is best-effort:
AFP Delete is not implemented yet, and the script often runs as an unprivileged
Unix user while the server created the directory under its own identity. Use
`--create-dir-name NAME` to override the default temporary leaf name, knowing
that rerunning with the same explicit name may fail if a previous directory still
exists.
fresh short DOS-compatible leaf names by default. It now uses the AFP Delete
endpoint for both pre-test cleanup and post-create cleanup, so the smoke no
longer depends on local Unix `rmdir` permissions when the server created the
directory under its own identity. Use `--create-dir-name NAME` to override the
default temporary leaf name.
## AFP Create File smoke test
@@ -247,19 +246,45 @@ Example:
```
The full smoke suite creates temporary files under the tested parent with fresh
short DOS-compatible leaf names by default. Local removal is best-effort, just
like the create-directory smoke, because the suite usually runs as an
unprivileged Unix user while mars_nwe creates the file as the server-side
identity. Use `--create-file-name NAME` to override the default leaf name;
rerunning with the same explicit name may fail if a previous file still exists.
short DOS-compatible leaf names by default. It now uses AFP Delete for both
pre-test cleanup and post-create cleanup, avoiding local Unix `rm` permission
assumptions when mars_nwe creates the file as the server-side identity. Use
`--create-file-name NAME` to override the default leaf name.
Runtime status: the build-server smoke run verified both create-file variants.
Legacy AFP Create File (`0x02`) created `SYS:PUBLIC/atst0` and returned
`0x333bee1c`; AFP 2.0 Create File (`0x0e`) created `SYS:PUBLIC/atst02` and
returned `0x4e329102`. Both IDs were re-read through AFP Entry ID From Path
Name. The overall run still reported `failures=2`, but those failures were the
pre-existing create-directory names `AFPTST0` and `AFPTST02`; the create-file
checks themselves succeeded.
Runtime status: the build-server smoke run verified both create-file variants
with AFP Delete cleanup enabled. Legacy AFP Create File (`0x02`) created
`SYS:PUBLIC/atst0` and returned `0x77ba6113`; AFP 2.0 Create File (`0x0e`)
created `SYS:PUBLIC/atst02` and returned `0x3cd55515`. Both IDs were re-read
through AFP Entry ID From Path Name and then removed through AFP Delete.
## AFP Delete smoke test
`afp_delete_smoke` sends the WebSDK/nwafp.h AFP Delete request through
libncp:
```text
NCP 0x2222/35/03 AFP Delete
```
The helper derives the parent Entry ID with AFP Entry ID From Path Name, sends
only the leaf name to AFP Delete, and verifies that a follow-up Entry ID lookup
for the deleted path no longer succeeds. The server implementation routes
directory removal through the existing mars_nwe directory remove path and file
removal through the existing NetWare delete-file path; it does not use local
Unix `unlink`/`rmdir` calls from the test process.
Example:
```sh
./tests/linux/afp_delete_smoke -S MARS -U SUPERVISOR -P secret SYS:PUBLIC/afpfile
```
Runtime status: the smoke suite now uses AFP Delete for pre-test cleanup and
post-create cleanup around both Create Directory variants and both Create File
variants. The verified run deleted stale `afptst0`, `afptst02`, `atst0`, and
`atst02` paths, recreated the directory and file pairs, deleted all four
created objects again through AFP Delete, and ended with `failures=0`.
## AFP Entry ID smoke test