test(cp): fix cp -Ru test cases #1073
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This fixes several issues with the cp -Ru test cases: * Originally, I noticed the touch syntax looked wrong * After fixing that, I was trying to figure out how the test case was even passing before. I realized one of the assertions was wrong (it was asserting sourceFile contents, but should have asserted destFile contents) * I realized the test should have created a nested destination directory; without proper nesting, the sourceFile never actually collided with destFile during the copy * Lastly, I swapped touch() usage to use hardcoded timestamps for test consistency
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This fixes several issues with the cp -Ru test cases:
even passing before. I realized one of the assertions was wrong (it
was asserting sourceFile contents, but should have asserted destFile
contents)
directory; without proper nesting, the sourceFile never actually
collided with destFile during the copy
consistency