fix(test): enforce durability invariant after fsync#24
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Use crash_info.label to differentiate expected states: - Before fsync: any prefix is acceptable - After fsync: both records MUST be present Addresses review feedback on #23
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Summary
Addresses review feedback on #23: enforce stricter durability invariant after fsync.
Changes
Use
crash_info.labelto differentiate expected states per crash point:after_write_1,after_write_2): any prefix is acceptableThis catches durability regressions like missing/ignored fsync calls.
Verification
cargo fmt -- --check✅cargo clippy -- -D warnings✅cargo test --test canonical_append_log✅