Peter Barker 13b6dc0887 autotest: cover MAVProxy's side of FTP listing with times
MAVFTPListDirectoryWithTimeMAVProxy checks times are asked for by
default and rendered in local time, and that "ftp set list_time 0"
turns them off again. MAVFTPListDirectoryUnknownTimeMAVProxy checks a
file whose time the autopilot does not know shows as "-" rather than as
a date; its directory holds one file, because a listing is printed in
readdir order and an expect for one entry cannot sit behind another.

MAVFTPListDirectoryFallbackMAVProxy makes the timestamped replies
disappear with the module's own pkt_loss_rx and requires the plain
listing to complete once the loss is lifted - the fallback is the whole
point of the new opcode and nothing else exercises it.
MAVFTPListDirectoryLossyRetry drops half the replies and requires the
listing to finish, as it has no retransmit of its own.

MAVFTPListDirectoryWithTimeMAVProxyTabInName is the timestamped
counterpart of the existing tab test, which takes the size and the time
from the end of the entry rather than the size from the front.

That existing test now asks for a plain listing explicitly: against a
MAVProxy which knows the opcode it would otherwise get a time it is not
expecting.

All are skipped, as they need a MAVProxy which is not released yet.
2026-09-22 11:10:46 +10:00
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