fix(agent): fall back to random machine-id when setup fails#6
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…tup fails regenMachineID truncates /etc/machine-id before running the setup tool; a setup failure previously returned an error with the file left empty. Now any setup failure falls through to writeRandomMachineID, which is what the tool would generate anyway absent other sources.
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Review follow-up on #4:
regenMachineIDtruncates/etc/machine-idthen runssystemd-machine-id-setup; if the tool exists but fails, the guest was left with an empty machine-id (error returned, damage done). Any setup failure now falls through towriteRandomMachineID()— the same random 32-hex the tool itself generates absent other sources. Only if that write also fails does an error (and the empty file) surface.lint 0 issues × 3 GOOS, tests green. No dedicated unit test: the branch writes the real
/etc/machine-id; making the path injectable for a 3-line fallback would be overdesign.