runcon: add missing utilities to enable tests/runcon/runcon-compute and removing PATH from runcon -c#10088
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There were two issues here, the test uses chmod to setup the test and because it was symlinked to false it made the test fail with an error code that indicated that the setup for the test had failed.
Then the second problem is that the way exec was called would use binaries in the PATH. The test does not want to follow this behaviour so the way it gets around this is by adding a ./ to the beginning of the pathbuf for the command so that it will not search first for the binary in the PATH.
This makes the runcon-no-compute gnu test succeed. This test used to pass before when runcon was symlinked to false so we were not aware of this issue until now.