🧪 Add tests for stringToColor utility#12
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Add a test suite using Node.js native test runner to cover stringToColor utility function behavior including determinism, handling empty strings, negative modulo outcomes, and specific expected outputs. Added `test` script to package.json. Co-authored-by: Ap-0007 <200978133+Ap-0007@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: This PR adds unit tests for the
stringToColorutility function inlib/utils.ts. The implementation uses the nativenode:testrunner andnode:assert/strictwhich were missing from the project, while keeping the toolset light by utilizing--experimental-strip-typesto avoid adding complex external test frameworks.📊 Coverage:
The tests cover several important scenarios:
✨ Result: Test coverage improved for the utility file. The codebase now has a
npm run testscript running a small but solid suite for string to color conversion, increasing reliability and serving as a blueprint for future utility tests.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2079846489635909088 started by @Ap-0007