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DEBUG controlplane/mod.go:35 mapping shared memory {"module": "forwardpb.ForwardService", "instances": [], "size": "16MB"}
VM output: panic: runtime error: index out of range [0] with length 0
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Add YANET Functional Testing Framework
Overview
This PR introduces a functional testing framework for YANET using QEMU virtual machines. The framework enables end-to-end testing of dataplane and controlplane modules in isolated environments.
Key Features
QEMU-based Testing
Network Architecture
Integration
Added Tests
Implementation
test-functionaltarget to build systemThe framework provides reliable functional testing in real network environments with complete test isolation and easy extensibility for additional modules.