### What needs to get done By default, Spread will run the test suites with `sudo`. To be more comprehensive, and specifically for the doc tests (which are public-facing code blocks that must be reproducible), Spread should also run the tests as a nonroot user. ### Why it needs to get done If we only run the tests with `sudo`, then we'll fail to identify documentation bits that ignore how permissions might be set in the user's working environment. For example - #649 . In this case, testing that code block with a nonroot user would've helped identify the documentation issue in advance.