test: add zsh completion behavior coverage - #2314
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Summary
Add behavioral coverage for the embedded Zsh completion script using a real Zsh process. The tests validate representative top-level candidates and the exact plugin subcommand candidates while stubbing only the interactive completion primitives.
Related: #2042
Testing
go test -race ./internal/completions -count=1go test ./internal/... -count=1go test ./... -run ^TestZshCompletionCandidates$ -count=1go build ./...git diff --checkThe test skips on hosts without Zsh. The unrestricted repository test suite was not run locally because its legacy integration tests require
bats, which is unavailable in this environment; the macOS CI job provides Zsh execution.Assistance
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