Improve reliability of testSuspendResumeProcess #102
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It's valid for a process to end up in a sleep state between transitions, so don't fail the test in that case. Only fail if the process prematurely transitions to a zombie state, which means it unexpectedly exited. This fixes an issue where testSuspendResumeProcess sometimes nondeterministically fails when the process transitions to a sleep state after resuming from stopped.
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It's valid for a process to end up in a sleep state between transitions, so don't fail the test in that case. Only fail if the process prematurely transitions to a zombie state, which means it unexpectedly exited. This fixes an issue where testSuspendResumeProcess sometimes nondeterministically fails when the process transitions to a sleep state after resuming from stopped.