test(bpf): finish table-driving decode_test.go (#139)#214
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Converts all remaining decode tests to table‑driven format.
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internal/bpf/decode_test.go— all event decode tests now use[]struct{ name, raw, want, wantErr }witht.Runandt.Parallel(). Every test covers exact size, short buffer (decode error), and oversized buffer.Testing
go test ./internal/bpf/ -run "TestDecode" -vpasses all cases.linux(eBPF tests).Closes #139