ENH: Replace cmake subprocess tar.gz extraction with zlib in unit tests#1538
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Replace reproc++ cmake subprocess decompression in TestFileSentinel with in-process zlib gzread + manual tar parsing. This removes the cmake executable path dependency from test infrastructure, eliminating k_CMakeExecutable from all test_dirs templates and ~146 test call sites. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Replace reproc++ cmake subprocess decompression in TestFileSentinel with in-process zlib gzread + manual tar parsing. This removes the cmake executable path dependency from test infrastructure, eliminating k_CMakeExecutable from all test_dirs templates and ~146 test call sites.