Check all log locations for if serial console enabled #3614
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…etect serial console enabled
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There is a potential bug in the logic of this test, where only some log locations are checked for the target substring. I manually ran the commands on an image which failed this test and discovered that the substring could be detected in the journalctl log. The test now checks all possible locations for the substring to ensure that it will be detected if present.