test: extend pkg/resolve-program cram test for narrowing#15412
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This commit extends the resolve-program-from-undeclared-pkg.t cram test in preparation for narrowing of the lockdir packages on PATH based on the dependency closure of a stanza's owning package. This PR is similar to ocaml#15222 Signed-off-by: Puneeth Chaganti <punchagan@muse-amuse.in>
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Description
This commit extends the resolve-program-from-undeclared-pkg.t cram test in preparation for narrowing of the lockdir packages on PATH based on the dependency closure of a stanza's owning package.
This PR is similar to #15222
Related Issue and Motivation
This is a preparatory change in the resolve-program test case for narrowing of the lockdir package binaries available on PATH implemented in #15381.