test: bound on-disk byte assertions so CI passes on Unix (0.6.2) - #6
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The 0.6.1 on-disk-size change made scan/remove totals report allocated bytes, which round up to the block size on ext4/apfs. Four tests still asserted exact logical byte counts and failed on the Linux/macOS CI runners (Windows normal files report logical == on-disk, so it passed locally). Switch those to lower-bound / file-count assertions, which hold on every filesystem; logical exactness is still checked via logical_size. Release binaries are unchanged; this is a test-only fix plus a version bump.
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The 0.6.1 on-disk-size change made scan/remove totals report allocated bytes, which round up to the block size on ext4/apfs. Four tests still asserted exact logical byte counts and failed on the Linux/macOS CI runners (Windows normal files report
logical == on-disk, so it passed locally and the release built fine).Fix: switch those four assertions to lower-bound / file-count checks that hold on every filesystem. Logical exactness is still verified via
logical_size. Release binaries are unchanged — test-only fix plus a 0.6.1 → 0.6.2 version bump.