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Added a comprehensive suite of unit tests for the `replace_all` string utility function located in `source/common.h`. The tests cover: - Basic single replacement - Multiple occurrences - Replacement with longer/shorter strings - Replacement with empty strings - Patterns not found in source - Overlapping patterns (ensuring non-recursive behavior) Tests are located in `source/tests/unit_test_replace_all.cpp`.
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I have implemented unit tests for the
replace_allutility function to increase code reliability and coverage.🎯 What
The
replace_allfunction insource/common.hwas missing dedicated unit tests despite being a core utility used in several places (like regex handling).📊 Coverage
The new test suite in
source/tests/unit_test_replace_all.cppcovers:✨ Result
The
replace_allutility is now verified to behave correctly across standard and edge-case scenarios, providing a safety net for future refactoring. All tests passed successfully.PR created automatically by Jules for task 8825837451735440624 started by @jnorthrup