When no files are listed for one the specified directoris, the
instrument checks whether there are any files in that directory on the
device. If that directory itself does not exist; that will result in an
error. This is now handled correctly.
On some systems the temporary directory may still be "busy" after WA is
don't with it. Since it's just an empty dir and it will be reused on the
subsequent runs; do check if rm -rf succeeded.
Updating SysfsExtractor with a parameter to explicitly enable/disable
tempfs caching. Previously, this was determined entirely by whether the
device is rooted.
