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This pull request updates the behavior for retrieving driver information when the driver's name cannot be found in the output. Instead of defaulting to "N/A", the code now falls back to using the provided driver_name argument. The related unit test is also updated to reflect this new behavior.

Driver info fallback logic:

• In mfd_package_manager/linux.py, the fallback value for driver_name in get_driver_info is changed from "N/A" to the provided driver_name argument.

Test updates:

• In tests/unit/test_mfd_package_manager/test_linux.py, the assertion in test_get_driver_info_no_info is updated to expect the fallback to the provided driver name instead of "N/A".

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR fixes an issue where the driver name was defaulting to "N/A" when module information was absent from modinfo output. The fix ensures that when the driver name cannot be extracted from modinfo, the provided driver_name argument is used instead of a generic "N/A" value.

• Updated the get_driver_info method to use the input driver_name parameter as fallback when name extraction fails
• Modified the corresponding test to expect the actual driver name instead of "N/A"

Reviewed Changes

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File	Description
mfd_package_manager/linux.py	Changed fallback value from "N/A" to the input driver_name parameter
tests/unit/test_mfd_package_manager/test_linux.py	Updated test assertion to expect the actual driver name instead of "N/A"

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