Turn off the KUnit fault test in the M14 fragment too - #58
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#51 turned off CONFIG_KUNIT_FAULT_TEST in the M13 fragment only, because the 7.2.8 cells skipped the kunit_fault suite on their own. That was the wrong conclusion. The era cell for 6.18.54 on x86_64 with gcc-14.2.0, which is M14, panicked in kunit_fault on all three KUnit boots (NULL dereference, then a fatal exception because of PANIC_ON_OOPS), the same way 6.12.111 did. It's 7.2.8 that skips the suite, not the whole era.
This turns the test off in the M14 fragment too and fixes the comments and spec 07. The M14 fragment digest changes, so every M14 cell in the store is now out of date. That covers the 7.2.8 rows on x86_64 and i386 and the arm64 tinyconfig cell, and they will run again. I stopped both servers before they spent more time on the 6.18.54 row, which would have been graded against a broken reference.