Add more edge case testing

[schlessera]

This PR hardens a few test cases and adds more test coverage.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the robustness and user experience of the wp block command suite by expanding test coverage for numerous subcommands. It introduces new scenarios to validate behavior across different WordPress versions, handle edge cases like missing or malformed input, and ensure consistent output formatting. Additionally, it refines the block synced-pattern create command with content validation, improves the block template export command with flexible file path handling, and adds mutual exclusivity checks for block type list flags.

Highlights

• Expanded Test Coverage for Block Commands: Significant new test cases have been added across various wp block commands, including block binding, block pattern-category, block pattern, block style, block synced-pattern, block template, and block type.
• Edge Case and Format Testing: New tests specifically target edge cases like commands on unsupported WordPress versions, non-existent entities, malformed input, and verify output in various formats (table, YAML, CSV, IDs).
• wp block synced-pattern create Enhancements: The create command for synced patterns now enforces content requirement and provides a warning for malformed block content.
• wp block template export Flexibility: The export command for block templates now supports a --file option, allowing direct specification of the output file path and automatic creation of necessary subdirectories.
• wp block type list Input Validation: The list command for block types now prevents the simultaneous use of --dynamic and --static flags, improving command-line argument validation.

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Code Review

This pull request significantly improves the test coverage for various wp block commands by adding numerous edge case scenarios and format variations. The changes also introduce some nice enhancements, such as content validation when creating synced patterns, a new --file option for exporting block templates, and validation for mutually exclusive flags. My review identified a small improvement in src/Block_Template_Command.php to make the command-line interface more robust by explicitly handling mutually exclusive options. Overall, these are solid improvements that increase the reliability and usability of the block commands.

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Codecov Report

❌ Patch coverage is 75.86207% with 7 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Files with missing lines	Patch %	Lines
src/Block_Template_Command.php	50.00%	7 Missing ⚠️

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