[Linux] Check if Fingerprints are available in canAuthenticate #9
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Currently canAuthenticate will return true on any system with fprintd installed, and Ubuntu comes with it preinstalled.
This PR let's check the status code of "fprintd-list $USER" command, if it is successful i.e. fprint exists then it returns 0 else it returns 1 as status code, if fprintd is not installed status code is 127.