xtask: Add create-test-disk action #10
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This will be used to create test filesystems. The files will be committed with git-lfs, so everyone will share the same test data, and developers will not need to run this create-test-disk action except when creating a new test file. This initial version just creates an empty filesystem; a later commit will mount the filesystem to add directories and files.
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This will be used to create test filesystems. The files will be committed with git-lfs, so everyone will share the same test data, and developers will not need to run this create-test-disk action except when creating a new test file.
This initial version just creates an empty filesystem; a later commit will mount the filesystem to add directories and files.