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test: add Oracle UEK kernel sweeps - #122
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Summary
kernel-sweepto derive Oraclekernel-uek-*packages from the official UEKR repositoryCurrent evidence
The seven-target enterprise refresh passed, leaving only Oracle stale: the OL9U7 image boots
6.12.0-107.59.3.3.el9uek, while kernel-crawler and Oracle Public Yum expose6.12.0-204.92.4.4.el9uek. All four exact boot package URLs return HTTP 200.Security
kernel-uek-develderivationlocalpkg_gpgcheck=1, installs exact URLs, selects exact/boot/vmlinuz-*, reboots, and verifiesuname -rValidation
go test ./...: PASSmake check-docs-drift check-release-consistency: PASSgit diff --check: PASS