Add missing mount flags (local, protect)#1968
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Summary
Add support for
localandprotectmount flags on Darwin.Motivation
While comparing
mountcommand output with gopsutil results on macOS, I noticed two commonly used flags were missing:The
localandprotectflags were not being parsed.Changes
Added checks for two mount flags in
PartitionsWithContext():MNT_LOCAL- indicates local (non-network) filesystemMNT_CPROTECT- indicates Data Protection is enabled (FileVault)Testing
Manually tested on macOS by comparing output with the native
mountcommand. The flags now appear correctly in partition options.