check if CI regression is due to missing *mutex_lock* symbols in compiled kernel #877
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The CI for lavd is currently failing because libbpf is unable to download the code corresponding to fexit/mutex_lock to the kernel. The symbol mutex_lock only seems to exist for kernels compiled without CONFIG_DEBUG_LOCK_ALLOC, otherwise, mutex_lock is a define macro over mutex_lock_nested. Test whether the reason the CI is failing is due to the mutex_lock symbol missing from the combined kernel altogether.