fix: correct syntax for checking existence of docs-c-test log file

[tomchon]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request intends to expand the CI pipeline's log collection by adding a mechanism to detect and archive the docs-c-test-out.log file, presumably from C documentation tests. While the goal is to ensure comprehensive logging, the current implementation introduces a shell syntax error in the if condition, which needs to be resolved for the new log handling to function as intended.

Highlights

• New Log File Handling: Logic has been added to test/ci/run_case.sh to check for the existence of docs-c-test-out.log and copy it to the /home/TDinternal/sim/var_taoslog/ directory.
• Shell Syntax Issue: The newly introduced if statement contains a shell syntax error (if[-f ...] instead of if [-f ...]), which will prevent the condition from being evaluated correctly. This contradicts the PR title's stated intent to "correct syntax".

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Code Review

This pull request aims to add a check for a C example log file and copy it if it exists. However, the implementation has a syntax error in the shell if condition. A space is missing after the opening bracket [, which will cause the script to fail. I've provided a comment with a suggested fix to correct the syntax.

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Pull request overview

This PR attempts to add a check for the existence of a C test log file and copy it to the appropriate directory, similar to the existing Java log file handling. However, the implementation contains a critical syntax error that prevents the script from executing correctly.

• Adds conditional check and copy operation for docs-c-test-out.log from C examples directory

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