Use method name in bootstrap check might fork test

This commit modifies the bootstrap check invocations in the might fork
tests to use the underlying test name when setting up the logging prefix
when invoking the bootstrap checks. This is done to give clear logs in
case of failure.

core/src/test/java/org/elasticsearch/bootstrap/BootstrapCheckTests.java

@@ -489,6 +489,8 @@ public class BootstrapCheckTests extends ESTestCase {
         final Runnable enableMightFork,
         final Consumer<RuntimeException> consumer) {
 
+        final String methodName = Thread.currentThread().getStackTrace()[2].getMethodName();
+
         // if seccomp is disabled, nothing should happen
         isSeccompInstalled.set(false);
         if (randomBoolean()) {
@@ -496,13 +498,13 @@ public class BootstrapCheckTests extends ESTestCase {
         } else {
             enableMightFork.run();
         }
-        BootstrapCheck.check(true, randomBoolean(), Collections.singletonList(check), "testMightFork");
+        BootstrapCheck.check(true, randomBoolean(), Collections.singletonList(check), methodName);
 
         // if seccomp is enabled, but we will not fork, nothing should
         // happen
         isSeccompInstalled.set(true);
         disableMightFork.run();
-        BootstrapCheck.check(true, randomBoolean(), Collections.singletonList(check), "testMightFork");
+        BootstrapCheck.check(true, randomBoolean(), Collections.singletonList(check), methodName);
 
         // if seccomp is enabled, and we might fork, the check should
         // be enforced, regardless of bootstrap checks being enabled or
@@ -512,7 +514,7 @@ public class BootstrapCheckTests extends ESTestCase {
 
         final RuntimeException e = expectThrows(
             RuntimeException.class,
-            () -> BootstrapCheck.check(randomBoolean(), randomBoolean(), Collections.singletonList(check), "testMightFork"));
+            () -> BootstrapCheck.check(randomBoolean(), randomBoolean(), Collections.singletonList(check), methodName));
         consumer.accept(e);
     }