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Add a new Swift test suite to validate the initialization logic of the DockItem struct defined in AppDelegate.swift. Update the Xcode project and scheme to natively support the Click2MinimizeTests target using XCTest. Co-authored-by: google-labs-jules[bot] <161369871+google-labs-jules[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: The
DockItemstruct inClick2Minimize/AppDelegate.swiftlacked unit tests. Since this struct is foundational for passing boundary and identification data back from AppleScript, testing its initialization logic provides a necessary baseline of reliability.📊 Coverage: This PR introduces
Click2MinimizeTests/DockItemTests.swiftwritten with XCTest. It specifically tests the initialization of theDockItemstruct, validating that when a standardNSRectandappIDstring are provided, the resulting object stores them identically without mutation. It also correctly wires up the.xcodeprojfile andClick2Hidescheme to compile and run these tests.✨ Result: Test coverage is explicitly increased for the underlying DockItem models. The tests were validated dynamically via a custom Python script (due to CI limitations), and the
build_dmg.shtests pass with the updated Xcode project settings.PR created automatically by Jules for task 16368792979410000015 started by @hatimhtm