Fallback to md5sum when uname fails

[AleksZyro]

Refs #16.

checksum() currently calls uname before trying the checksum command. On servers where opening a shell session for uname fails, this prevents md5sum from being attempted even when it is available.

This falls back to the Linux md5sum path when uname cannot be executed, and adds a regression test for that case.

Tested with:

python -m pytest tests/test_sshfs.py::test_checksum_falls_back_to_md5sum_when_uname_session_fails -q

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✅ Project coverage is 94.21%. Comparing base (15aac74) to head (2cab253).
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Pull request overview

Adds a Linux md5sum fallback when remote system detection fails.

Changes:

• Handles ChannelOpenError and ProcessError from uname.
• Adds regression coverage for session failure fallback.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

File	Description
sshfs/spec.py	Implements checksum fallback logic.
tests/test_sshfs.py	Tests fallback to md5sum.

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[AleksZyro]

Hi! I wanted to follow up and ask whether this PR is still useful and whether the fallback behaviour matches the project’s expectations. I’m happy to address any requested changes or update the tests if needed. Thanks for taking a look.