Unrelated defect surfaced by a real gsd-test failure while verifying #3339 (test/3339-fold-state-model-profile diffs zero files this fix touches -- confirmed via `git diff <this-branch> origin/next -- ...` returning empty for this file, ship.md, and gsd-core/bin/lib/*.cjs). Fixed inline per this repo's no-defer policy for defects found while building, rather than deferred. The test's jq() mock shelled out to a full new Node.js process for every mocked `jq -r .field` call inside the extracted track_shipping bash script. The "exhausts the polling bound" test hits up to 24 cold Node spawns in one spawnSync call (6 polling iterations x 4 jq calls), racing a hardcoded 10s timeout -- under CI contention this tipped over on the linux-node22 lane specifically while linux-node24 had headroom, producing spawnSync's signal-killed `status: null` instead of the process's real exit code, asserted against the expected 0. Replaced the Node-subprocess jq() mock with a pure-shell sed -nE field extractor that never forks a process, eliminating the variable-cost operation rather than just widening the timeout. Verified extraction correctness against sample JSON (head/status/checks/review, including empty-string and non-matching-field cases). Locally verified (scoped per session policy): all 9 tests in the file pass; the previously- marginal test dropped from ~617ms to ~198ms. The underlying track_shipping polling logic in ship.md was confirmed correct and untouched -- this was a test-fixture race, not a product bug.
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