The AGFL fuzz tests first fuzz the entire block header, and second
extract flfirst from the AGF header to start a second round of targeted
fuzzing of live bno pointers in the AGFL. However, flfirst (and the
AGFL field detection at the start of the second round of fuzzing) are
detected after we've already been fuzz testing, which means that the
AGFL might be garbage because repair failed or was not called. If this
is the case, test will fail because the _scratch_xfs_db -c 'agf 0' -c
'p flfirst' call emits things like this: