docs(bf-5gjeo): verify ExtractionResult (TestExecutionResult) struct fields

Created verification note documenting:
- TestExecutionResult struct at tests/encryption_fixtures.rs:189
- All required field accessors (exit_code, stdout, stderr, success)
- Assertion methods for encryption test validation
- Naming discrepancy note (bead refers to ExtractionResult, actual struct is TestExecutionResult)
- Location and Debug derive verified

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# Verification of ExtractionResult Struct Fields
## Task: bf-5gjeo
## Finding
The bead description refers to verifying an "ExtractionResult struct" with fields:
- exit_code: Option<i32>
- stdout: String
- stderr: String
- success: bool
However, after searching the codebase, I found that the relevant struct is actually **`TestExecutionResult`** (not `ExtractionResult`) located at `/home/coding/pdftract/tests/encryption_fixtures.rs:189`.
## TestExecutionResult Structure
**Location:** `tests/encryption_fixtures.rs:189`
**Implementation:**
```rust
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct TestExecutionResult {
/// The underlying process output
pub output: std::process::Output,
/// Optional fixture name for better error messages
pub fixture_name: Option<String>,
}
```
The struct wraps `std::process::Output` and provides methods to access the data:
### Core Methods (equivalent to the required fields)
- `exit_code() -> Option<i32>` - Line 214
- `stdout() -> String` - Line 218
- `stderr() -> String` - Line 223
- `success() -> bool` - Line 229
### Assertion Methods Available
- `assert_stderr_contains(&str)` - Line 243
- `assert_stdout_contains(&str)` - Line 255
- `assert_exit_code(i32)` - Line 267
- `assert_success()` - Line 282
- `assert_failure()` - Line 294
- `assert_output_contains(&str)` - Line 306
- `assert_unsupported_encryption()` - Line 326
- `assert_password_required()` - Line 351
## Other Related Structs Found
1. **`ExtractionResult`** (`crates/pdftract-core/src/extract.rs:237`) - Main PDF extraction result struct with fields: fingerprint, pages, metadata, signatures, form_fields, links, attachments, threads, javascript_actions. Not related to CLI testing.
2. **`TestResult`** (`crates/pdftract-core/tests/TH-03-mcp-no-auth.rs:25`) - TH-03 specific test result with direct fields: passed, exit_code, stderr, stdout, bound_port.
## Acceptance Criteria Verification
- ✓ Struct exists with accessors for all 4 required values (via methods)
- ✓ Field types are appropriate:
- exit_code: Option<i32>
- stdout: String ✓
- stderr: String ✓
- success: bool ✓
- ✓ Struct derives Debug for helpful test output ✓ (line 188)
- ✓ Location documented: `tests/encryption_fixtures.rs:189`
## Naming Discrepancy Note
The bead and parent bead (bf-4wbf2) refer to "ExtractionResult struct" in the context of encryption test validation, but the actual struct that implements the assertion methods is `TestExecutionResult`. This appears to be a documentation/terminology discrepancy in the bead chain rather than a missing struct.
## Related Structs in Test Infrastructure
Other test result structs found:
- `FixtureResult` in `crates/pdftract-core/tests/encoding_recovery.rs:148`
- `XrefTestResult` in `crates/pdftract-core/tests/xref_integration_test.rs:30`
- `ClassificationResult` in `crates/pdftract-core/tests/classifier_corpus.rs:68`
- `TestResult` in `crates/pdftract-core/tests/conformance.rs:58`