Add the keyboard mouse random executable (New)

[GabrielChenCC]

Description

We discovered this problem during last year's testing: https://bugs.launchpad.net/sutton/+bug/2045249 . We found this bug by manually coordinating the random use of the mouse and keyboard during screen rotation. Now I use this C code to implement the random automatic behavior of the mouse and keyboard. It can be used in conjunction with another PR #1576 submitted by my colleague Hanhsuan to complete the random movement of the mouse and keyboard at different resolutions while rotating the screen.

Note: The keyboard and mouse random C code needs to execute via 'sudo'. We have also tried to use Python's uinput to avoid using sudo permissions, but by looking up the document https://python-evdev.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial.html#injecting-input, Python cannot avoid sudo either, and C code is available for the rotation test case without introducing external dependence. So I choose C code, it is more suitable for the rotation test case.

Resolved issues

https://warthogs.atlassian.net/browse/OEMQA-5102
https://bugs.launchpad.net/sutton/+bug/2045249

Documentation

Tests

$ gcc keyboard-mouse_test.c -o demo
$ sudo ./demo
The demo file works as design

Add keyboard-mouse_test.c to Makefile and compile without any errors

[pieqq]

I think your PR is missing the C code files?

[pieqq]

I noticed there is an EXECUTABLES file in src/ that contains the name of the binaries that are built by the base provider.

I'm not sure what this does exactly, but I know Checkbox uses the content of this file somehow.

Could you add the name of the generated binary (keyboard-mouse_test) to it?

Otherwise, I've successfully ran the ./manage.py build command, and the binary is available in build/bin/, and I could run it without sudo (on Noble), so it's good to land once this change is made.

[GabrielChenCC]

I noticed there is an EXECUTABLES file in src/ that contains the name of the binaries that are built by the base provider.

I'm not sure what this does exactly, but I know Checkbox uses the content of this file somehow.

Could you add the name of the generated binary (keyboard-mouse_test) to it?

Otherwise, I've successfully ran the ./manage.py build command, and the binary is available in build/bin/, and I could run it without sudo (on Noble), so it's good to land once this change is made.

Thank you for your suggestion. This file is indeed something I didn't notice. I have added the corresponding fields to this file. Please try again for me. Thank you.