Fix spurious unit test failure on Windows machines #335
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Although libraries-repository-engine is only used on a Linux machine, development of the project should be possible for contributors using any operating system.
Previously, the "TestRegistryValidation/NonExistentFile" unit test failed when ran on a Windows machine:
The problem is that the Windows operating system generates a different error message than Linux and the test assertion contained the Linux-specific message content.
The fix is to change the assertion so that it only checks for the presence of a distinctive fragment of the error message which is universal.