[WIP] systemd lifecycle integration + tests #9
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This allows shellflip to be used directly in systemd's process lifecycle, instead of forking a process.
The lifecycle handler is the same as with the forking model, with two significant differences because systemd must stop the process before starting a new one:
Mitigations for these two limitations will be presented later. If these are not significant limitations for your usecase, e.g. because you can shutdown a process cleanly within a few seconds, or you test serialisation between versions thoroughly, then you can use this new method as-is.
In addition, we add long-awaited tests to assert the behaviour of the current and new operating modes.
WIP due to needing a change in sd-notify to support the systemd file descriptor store.