🧪 Add testing for invalid JSON JWT payload in echoHandler#83
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This commit adds `handler_test.go` with tests to verify the behavior of `echoHandler`. It specifically introduces a test case that passes a valid base64 string decoding to an invalid JSON payload, ensuring the error scenario is properly handled and covered. Co-authored-by: ryodocx <4597213+ryodocx@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: Missing error test for invalid JSON JWT payload. The gap addressed was that
json.Unmarshal(jwtBodyDecoded, &jwtBody)failure on invalid JSON decode wasn't explicitly tested.📊 Coverage: Covered the happy path (valid JWT header and payload) as well as the error condition where the payload contains valid base64 but invalid JSON structure (
{invalid_json}).✨ Result: Improved test coverage in
handler.goby verifying the JWT parsing logic and error handling correctly drops invalid tokens.PR created automatically by Jules for task 11476414215902940017 started by @ryodocx