test: add unit and integration tests for annotatedast#612
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Sneha41sb wants to merge 1 commit intostackql:mainfrom
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test: add unit and integration tests for annotatedast#612Sneha41sb wants to merge 1 commit intostackql:mainfrom
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Hi maintainers Happy to adjust if you’d like changes — thanks! |
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@Sneha41sb thanks for the contribution. Please remove all files other that the |
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@Sneha41sb can you please fix the issues picked up by the linter |
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Summary
This PR improves test coverage for the
annotatedastpackage by adding unit and integration tests.Details
Coverage Notes
Some functions depend on planner-injected AST state or internal types and cannot be safely unit-tested. Coverage has been improved as far as possible without violating package boundaries.