feat: validate target path in fill disk Prepare#388
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Call CheckPathWritableRunc during Prepare to give the user an immediate error when the target directory does not exist or is on a read-only filesystem, instead of failing with a confusing error during the attack.
Test that fill disk fails cleanly for non-existent paths and read-only filesystem volumes.
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Anonymous structs with json tags are unnecessary since the config is just serialized to JSON. Plain maps are simpler and more readable.
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Summary
diskfill.CheckPathWritableRuncin the fill disk action'sPreparemethod to verify the target directory exists and is writable before starting the attackTest plan
go vet ./...passesextcontainerpackage)testFillDiskInvalidPath)