Add clean-state noop acceptance test - #86
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Verify the module applies cleanly under `puppet apply --noop` from a fresh (uninstalled) node, mirroring the Sicura console's preview. Uses the suite's existing default manifest so the check stays representative. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds an acceptance example that applies the module under
puppet apply --noopfrom a fresh, uninstalled node — mirroring the preview the Sicura console runs on a clean host — and asserts it completes without error. It reuses the suite's existing default manifest so the check stays representative of the module's real default, and deliberately omits a post-convergence noop check (--noop --detailed-exitcodesalways exits 0, so it would test nothing).