refactor(linux): drop redundant double-await of adapters_from_hci_future

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What

LinuxAdapters.refresh() awaits adapters_from_hci_future twice — once implicitly via asyncio.gather(*futures) (the future is in futures), and once explicitly on the next line. Replace the second await with .result() on the already-done future.

Why

The double-await is a no-op on a completed Future (the second await returns the cached result immediately), but it muddies intent: a reader has to verify the future is in the gather list to know the explicit await is redundant. .result() is the idiomatic way to pull a sync value out of a finished Future and reads as "extract result," not "await again."

Found via the "redundant-await" survey lens — same family as #272 (dead duplicate-guard) and #276 (dead ret-check). Pure cleanup, no behavior change.

How

1-line change in systems/linux.py. The future is guaranteed done by the preceding gather(), so .result() returns synchronously without raising InvalidStateError.

Testing

• 51 tests pass (poetry run pytest -q)
• ruff clean
• Coverage holds at 98%

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Quality Report

Changes: 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

Code scan: clean

Tests: passed (1
PASSED)

Branch hygiene: clean

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Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 99.61%. Comparing base (ece711c) to head (7f32082).

Additional details and impacted files

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