Add edge case and success tests for compress_zlib_into#421
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…e scenarios - Added `test_compress_zlib_into_success` to verify successful compression into a provided buffer. - Added `test_compress_zlib_into_insufficient_space` to verify correct error handling when the output buffer is too small. - Mirrored existing gzip compression testing patterns for consistency. - Verified decompression of zlib-compressed data in the success case.
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This PR addresses a testing gap in
src/api.rsby adding unit tests for thecompress_zlib_intofunction.🎯 What: The testing gap for
compress_zlib_intohas been addressed.📊 Coverage: Two new test cases have been added:
test_compress_zlib_into_success: Ensures that zlib compression into a pre-allocated buffer works correctly and produces valid data that can be decompressed.test_compress_zlib_into_insufficient_space: Specifically covers the edge case where the provided output buffer is too small, ensuring the function returns an error as expected.✨ Result: Improved test coverage for the public API, ensuring reliability for zlib-into-buffer compression.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 12067845634796540906 started by @404Setup