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Simplify the Audita integration tests

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Eric Rakestraw
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## Validation
The integration driver installs pinned collection dependencies, runs syntax
checking and ansible-lint, verifies the default release, file ownership and
modes, executable behavior, and native configuration validation. It covers
missing-binary and checkout rebuilds, caller-supplied Go with dependency
management disabled, metadata repair without rebuilding, representative
field-specific configuration rendering, explicitly selected falsey values,
restoration to the minimal default configuration, and platform failures before
isolated application state exists.
checking and ansible-lint, and validates the default configuration with Audita
before requiring clean repeated convergence. It also covers one representative
field-specific configuration with nested values, null omission, and intentional
falsey values, then validates it natively. A combined recovery scenario proves
that a missing binary is rebuilt with a caller-supplied Go executable while
dependency management is disabled. Audita currently has no native
release-identity command, so the suite intentionally does not use a source
commit as a version-test proxy.
On a fresh host, default convergence may also install Git through APT, refresh
the APT cache, and install the Go Snap. Application state is limited to
`/usr/local/src/audita`, `/usr/local/bin/audita`, and
`/usr/local/etc/audita/config.yml`; temporary test-specific files remain inside
the suite's private temporary directory. The suite leaves the default release
and configuration installed:
the suite's private temporary directory. The suite restores the default
deployment during cleanup:
```sh
tests/integration