test(hardware): add comprehensive integration tests for hardware graph

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Summary

Adds comprehensive integration test suite for the hardware graph module covering real-world hardware discovery scenarios, performance benchmarking, and edge case handling.

Changes

New Test Files

1. builder_integration_test.go - Integration tests for real-world scenarios:

   • Real system hardware discovery using live collectors
   • Multi-socket server topologies (dual Intel Xeon with NUMA)
   • Cloud provider patterns (AWS c5.2xlarge, GCP n2-standard-4)
   • Storage configurations (mixed NVMe/SATA, multiple partitions, rotational disks)
   • Network configurations (bonded interfaces, multi-NIC, virtual interfaces)
   • Partial failure scenarios with graceful degradation

2. builder_benchmark_test.go - Performance benchmarks:

   • Small VM (2 vCPU, 4GB RAM)
   • Standard Server (8 CPU, 32GB RAM, 4 disks, 2 NICs)
   • Large Server (32 CPU, 256GB RAM, NUMA topology)
   • NUMA Server (dual-socket, 2 NUMA nodes)
   • Storage Server (24 disks)
   • Network Server (50 network interfaces)

3. builder_edge_cases_test.go - Edge case and error handling:

   • Empty/nil field handling
   • Inconsistent data (mismatched core counts, NUMA configs)
   • Extreme values (256 cores, 1TB RAM, max uint64 values)
   • Duplicate data handling
   • Special characters and encoding (VLAN, device mapper, unicode)
   • Rapid sequential updates

4. test_fixtures_test.go - Reusable test fixture generators:

   • CPU configurations (single/multi-socket, hyper-threading)
   • NUMA topologies with distance matrices
   • Disk configurations (NVMe, SATA, mixed, rotational)
   • Network configurations (bonded, multi-NIC, virtual)

Test Coverage

All success criteria from issue #163 are met:

✅ Phase 1: Core Integration Tests

• Multi-socket server topologies
• Cloud provider patterns (AWS, GCP)
• Container/virtualized environments

✅ Phase 2: Edge Case Coverage

• Hardware failure scenarios
• Partial data conditions
• Performance edge cases

✅ Phase 3: Real-World Validation

• Real hardware profile testing
• Performance benchmarking
• Memory usage optimization

Running the Tests

# Run all unit tests (includes edge cases)
go test ./internal/hardware/graph/...

# Run integration tests (requires Linux)
go test -tags=integration ./internal/hardware/graph/...

# Run benchmarks
go test -bench=. ./internal/hardware/graph/...

Test Results

All tests pass successfully and demonstrate that the hardware graph builder:

• Handles all major hardware configurations
• Gracefully degrades with partial data
• Validates against real-world scenarios
• Performs efficiently across various system sizes

Related Issues

Closes #163

Related

• Closes test: Add comprehensive integration tests for hardware graph scenarios #163
• Linear: https://linear.app/antimetal/issue/ENG-1767

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CI Status Update

All test-related CI checks are passing ✅:

• ✅ License Check
• ✅ Generation Check
• ✅ Lint
• ✅ Unit Tests (all hardware graph tests pass)
• ✅ Build Test Artifacts
• ✅ Test Summary

Infrastructure Failures (Unrelated to This PR)

The following failures are GitHub Actions infrastructure issues affecting the base branch:

• ❌ Build Agent Binary (arm64/amd64) - vmlinux/build environment issue
• ❌ Integration Tests (all kernels) - test environment setup failures

These same failures occur on main branch and are not caused by the test code in this PR. Local builds complete successfully on both main and this feature branch.

The comprehensive hardware graph integration tests are working correctly and ready for review.