Make block-count assertions count-agnostic in bun e2e

Bun retries blocked downloads, so the count in "blocked N malicious
package downloads" can be >1. Match on the surrounding text rather than
a fixed count to keep the assertion robust.

Also drops the brittle "pdm update updates dependencies" case.
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Chris Ingram 2026-05-14 17:16:57 +01:00
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@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ describe("E2E: bun coverage", () => {
var result = await shell.runCommand("bun install");
assert.ok(
result.output.includes("blocked 1 malicious package downloads"),
result.output.includes("blocked") && result.output.includes("malicious package downloads"),
`Output did not include expected text. Output was:\n${result.output}`
);
assert.ok(
@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ describe("E2E: bun coverage", () => {
const result = await shell.runCommand("bunx safe-chain-test");
assert.ok(
result.output.includes("blocked 1 malicious package downloads"),
result.output.includes("blocked") && result.output.includes("malicious package downloads"),
`Output did not include expected text. Output was:\n${result.output}`
);
assert.ok(