The forge test pushed and then waited for a database login. When the
containers were never created at all, it reported "no login was created"
— true, and silent about why. Two hundred and thirty seconds spent
proving something downstream of the actual failure.
A push being accepted and an apply having worked are different facts,
and this test depends on the second. It now reads what the machine says
about itself, and whether a container exists, before it starts waiting —
and carries the host's own log into the failure either way.
The suite otherwise passed 24 of 25 on this run, which is the first time
the forge reached a clean attempt with nothing upstream blocking it.
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