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urchin only executes test files that have the executable bit, silently skipping the rest, and `npm run test:check-exec` would catch non-executable ones, but no workflow ran it - so several test files have never actually run. Make all of them executable, and fix the ones that were broken: - the io.js source-install tests, skipped since 2016: io.js requires python 2 and gcc <= 5, so they now skip on toolchains that can not compile it, and a new gcc:4.9-container CI job runs them unmodified - resolving, downloading, checksumming, and compiling io.js for real. New `fake source` variants exercise nvm's source pipeline everywhere - cache lookup, offline resolution, extraction, configure, make, make install, activation - via a tiny fake source tree seeded into the download cache and installed with `--offline`. Also strengthen the `nvm run | grep` assertions with `--silent`, since the version banner used to satisfy the grep even when the built binary could not run, and give the final assertions the `die` they always meant to call. - `nvm uninstall ... incorrect file permissions fails nicely`, parked in 2025 as failing: `sudo npm` resets PATH, so node 5's npm crashed under the system node. The permissions check only trips on files that are neither writable nor self-owned, and that precondition only needs `sudo touch` - not npm, jspm, or the network - so use that, against a fake installed version, and skip only where passwordless sudo does not exist. - `nvm install --offline`: `nvm ls | tail -1` always grabbed an alias line, never a version; use `nvm_ls` and skip its trailing `system <version>` line. - `nvm exec ... help should not parse`: in a BRE, `[options]` is a bracket expression, so the grep could never match node's literal `Usage: node [options]` output. - `nvm use ... nvmrc containing not installed version`: current output once again matches its expectations verbatim; no changes needed. Rewrite `test:check-exec` in POSIX sh - npm runs scripts with /bin/sh, which is dash on Ubuntu, where the previous `[[`/`$'\n'` bashisms would break; match by extension, so that filenames containing dots can not dodge the check; and disable git's `core.quotePath` mangling of the non-ASCII test filenames. Then wire it into the lint workflow.