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Handle shared kernel-directory ownership in the ARM boot shim - #1
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…260916 Refresh ARM boot settings against master and add regression tests
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On the Spark, both
linux-aarch64and its headers package own the module directory. The shim compares that two-package list with the single owner of/boot/Imageand skips creating the boot files. This selects the image owner when it is among the directory owners, retaining the existing file protections. Package revision bumped to 1-4. This is a follow-up to omacom/omarchy-pkgs#222.Testing: the new regression fails before the fix; all 11 checks pass afterward locally and on ARM. An isolated Spark test using real package records also passes. Native package creation completed with a fakeroot warning; archive ownership and permissions check out. No installed boot files changed; real update/reboot testing remains outstanding.