fix(shred): stop immediately on write errors #9649
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Replace show_if_err!() with ? operator in wipe_file() to properly propagate errors and stop pass loop on first write failure. This matches GNU shred behavior where any write error (disk quota, I/O error, etc.) stops execution immediately instead of continuing with remaining passes. Changes: - src/uu/shred/src/shred.rs: Use ? operator for error propagation - tests/by-util/test_shred.rs: Enable previously ignored test
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Fixes #7947
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show_if_err!()with?operator in wipe_file() to properly propagate errors and stop immediately on write failures, matching GNU shred. Previously continued all passes despite errors. Enables previously ignored testtest_random_source_dir.