Run macOS root tests in separate CI job#351
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The Unix `PlatformOptions` tests that require root run on Linux and FreeBSD, but are skipped on macOS. Add a macOS root CI job and pull the tests that require root into a new `SubprocessUnixRootTests` suite.
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Unix tests that require root access are run on Linux and FreeBSD, but are skipped on macOS. This PR adds a new macOS CI job to run only those root tests using
sudo.Note: This PR description is a placeholder and will be updated based on the discussion in #345. Passwordless
sudoisn't available on the self-hosted runner, but it is available onmacos-26. If we decide to use the hosted-macOS approach, the CI job will be simplified since no cleanup is necessary on the ephemeral runner.