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Adds a new do target (./do test:cfgs) to run udb validate cfg on all config files in the cfg directory. This found issues in several existing config files, which are also corrected in this PR.

I also added the new target to the standard regress.yml GitHub Action CI job to make sure all of the config files stay valid.

Adds a new `do` target (`./do test:cfgs`) to run `udb validate cfg` on all config files in the `cfg` directory. This found issues is several existing config files, which are also corrected in this PR.

I also added the new target to the standard `regress.yml` GitHub Action CI job to make sure all of the config files stay valid.
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Very strange. This is working locally, but the GitHub Actions run seems to indicate that it failed to find the sudo and singularity commands. I'm running ./.github/actions/singularity-setup, which should install Singularity, and I have no idea how sudo would be missing.

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