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🧪 Add missing edge case tests for serve.py record_line - #85

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🎯 What: Adds unit tests for the record_line function in lib/linux/serve.py to cover failure points such as malformed JSON, invalid variable types, missing keys, and out-of-bounds calculations.
📊 Coverage: Specifically validates the failure and silent-ignore pathways for record_line, ensuring robust handling of malformed sub-process JSON events.
Result: Improved safety by asserting that edge cases do not corrupt the server's global state (RUN and LOG), enhancing testing reliability and coverage.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 15903551497709193731 started by @Ch3fUlrich

Introduces a new unit test, `test_record_line_edge_cases`, inside
`tests/test-process.py` to cover parsing failures, incorrect JSON formats,
missing keys, and invalid progress values for the `record_line` function
in `lib/linux/serve.py`.

This explicitly verifies that erroneous edge cases gracefully fail without
corrupting the shared global RUN and LOG state.

Co-authored-by: Ch3fUlrich <71930650+Ch3fUlrich@users.noreply.github.com>
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