wireguard-tools was still declared in Depends and in the runtime package list installed by
tools/build.sh --prepare-runtime-env. Since peer discovery moved to docker exec, no code
path invokes a host-side wg, and check_host_tools stopped requiring it. The declaration
was therefore installing a package the harness never calls and misrepresenting the actual
architecture to anyone reading the control file. Removed from both places.
Three items were carrying #[allow(dead_code)], which is a way of silencing the compiler
about a real question rather than answering it:
- SysctlTuningStatus.desired duplicated data that is already in .current - every
SysctlValue holds both the desired and the current value, so the second Vec was the same
information cloned on every inspect call and read by nobody;
- SysctlValue.managed was always set to true and never read. Ownership is decided per file
by the marker, not per key, so the field encoded nothing;
- unix_now() in the reboot scheduler, along with the SystemTime and UNIX_EPOCH imports it
needed. The module works in chrono NaiveDateTime throughout.
All three are removed rather than annotated. The workspace now builds clean under
-D warnings with no dead_code exceptions anywhere.
cargo test --workspace: 158 + 4 passed. clippy -D warnings clean.
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