Fix intermittent test failure in WriterTest#4
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Fix intermittent test failure in WriterTest#4CaptChrisD wants to merge 1 commit intoprotolux-electronics:mainfrom
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The test teardown had a race condition where the mock_socket_state process could terminate between checking its existence and attempting to stop it. This caused Agent.stop/1 to fail with "no process" errors. Fixed by: - Capturing PID first to avoid TOCTOU issues - Checking if process is alive before stopping - Wrapping stop call in try/catch for graceful error handling - Adding timeout to prevent hanging
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The test teardown had a race condition where the mock_socket_state process could terminate between checking its existence and attempting to stop it. This caused Agent.stop/1 to fail with "no process" errors.
Fixed by: