🧪 Update tests for TimingPresets to check object structure - #26
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…12805207284337 🧪 Update tests for TimingPresets to check object structure
🎯 What: The previous test for
TimingPresetschecked individual properties independently (durationandeasing). The test has been updated to check the structure of theTimingPresetsobjects in a single assertion per preset usingexpect.objectContaining.📊 Coverage: The objects for
TimingPresets.fast,TimingPresets.normal, andTimingPresets.sloware now checked for the entire expected structure, verifying the presence of specificdurationvalues and thateasingis a function.✨ Result: The tests are more robust and concise, aligning with the
SpringPresetstests and improving testing readability. Tests successfully identify that the objects match the expected configurations.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1180812805207284337 started by @Gautam7352