Add regression test for file deleted after identity capture #3009
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Summary
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Adds a regression test to ensure FileIdentity detects when a file is deleted after its identity has been captured.
Problem
When a file is deleted externally after its FileIdentity is captured, this edge case was not covered by existing tests. This could allow regressions where such a situation is not detected correctly.
Solution
Adds a test case in
test_file_identity.pythat deletes a file after capturing its identity and verifies that the identities are not equal.