smoke: fix shutdown test for service mode

[rsafrono]

When Grout was working as a systemd service (rather than starting again for each test), shutdown_test did not work as expected.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Graceful shutdown for the grout service with signal-based termination and shutdown verification
  • Systemd-aware shutdown path so grout can be managed via the service manager
  • Default tracing enabled for diagnostics on non-standard runs

• Refactor

  • Consolidated shutdown logic in tests to use a single unified shutdown routine, simplifying cleanup and control flow

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Adds a new shutdown_grout function in smoke/_init.sh that stops grout either by sending INT to a running grout process or by using systemctl for systemd-managed grout, waits for shutdown and verifies via journalctl, and removes grcli cleanup invocations. Also adds a default branch to enable grcli trace for non-matching script names. Replaces inline shutdown logic in smoke/shutdown_test.sh with a call to shutdown_grout.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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In @smoke/_init.sh:
- Around line 229-230: The journalctl check is unreliable because it reads the
last 2 system-wide entries; change the check that currently uses "journalctl -n
2 | grep -q 'Deactivated successfully'" to query the grout service unit (use the
service/unit name) and increase the number of lines searched (e.g., -n 50) so
the grep reliably finds "Deactivated successfully"; keep the existing fail
invocation (fail "shutdown was not successful") but update the journalctl
invocation reference in the script to include --unit=<grout-unit-name> (or -u
<grout-unit-name>) and a larger -n value.

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• smoke/_init.sh
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smoke/shutdown_test.sh (1)

smoke/_init.sh (1)

• shutdown_grout (223-234)

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

smoke/shutdown_test.sh (1)

34-34: LGTM!

Clean delegation to the centralized shutdown_grout function.

smoke/_init.sh (1)

219-221: LGTM!

Correct approach to retrieve the main PID of a systemd-managed grout instance.