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• Tests
  • Updated and reorganized test cases related to image downloading scenarios.
  • Renamed and split certain tests for improved clarity and coverage.

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The changes update the test suite by renaming and splitting test functions related to image downloading scenarios. Detailed test implementations are replaced with placeholders, and new test function declarations are introduced to reflect specific download success and failure cases. No other code outside the test declarations is affected.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Replaced full implementations of three image download test functions with ellipses. Renamed and split test functions to clarify scenarios: one test renamed, one split into two, all now placeholders.

Poem

In the warren of tests, some old code hopped away,
New names and fresh starts now brighten the day.
With ellipses for bodies, the details are shy—
Awaiting new tales as the carrots pile high.
🥕

The tests may be placeholders, but hope springs anew,
For each fluffy function, a future to pursue!

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

README.md (1)

272-280: Clarify placeholder test implementations in README examples

Using bare ellipses (...) for placeholder test bodies can be confusing to readers. It’s clearer to explicitly indicate that the implementation is omitted for brevity. For example:

- @Test
- func testDownloadingImageWhenHighQualityDownloadSucceedsFirst() async throws { ... }
+ @Test
+ func testDownloadingImageWhenHighQualityDownloadSucceedsFirst() async throws {
+     // Implementation omitted for brevity
+ }

Please apply similar adjustments to the other placeholder tests.

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