test: run the OVERRIDE spec test vectors against the full client stack#411
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Adds a runner for the eight test vectors published with the OVERRIDE spec, vendored verbatim under
testdata/override-vectors/with a schema-version assertion so drift in the source vectors fails loudly rather than silently changing coverage.Each vector exercises the full production stack — client gate, overlay store, evaluator, and events input — rather than a reimplementation: LaunchDarkly data is supplied by a test initializer as a full-transfer basis with a defined selector; the
initialized: falsevectors use a synchronizer that never delivers data (with no sources configured at all, the client would consider cached data available instead of applying its not-initialized handling, so an idle synchronizer is load-bearing); overrides come from the programmatic test source. Assertions follow the vectors' comparison rules: values by JSON equality, a null variation index as undefined, reasons compared only on the fields each vector specifies with the tri-stateisOverridecollapse, and the per-evaluation summary contribution checked against the captured event input.All eight vectors (precedence, uninitialized, passthrough ×2, full-evaluation, merged-view, marking, error-handling) pass.
Based on #410.
SDK-2655