🧹 Refactor test_graphics_canvas_drawing to improve maintainability - #140
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🎯 What: The overly long test function
test_graphics_canvas_drawing(110 lines) was split into two separate, concise test functions:test_graphics_canvas_drawing(for shape drawing) andtest_graphics_canvas_save_png(for testing file capability requirements and saving).💡 Why: This refactoring improves the readability and maintainability of the standard library tests by adhering to length guidelines and ensuring each test function focuses on a single logical behavior.
✅ Verification: Verified by visually reading the modified source code to confirm the correct split. Also ran
cargo fmt --alland successfully executed the full workspace test suite (cargo test --workspace) ensuring all existing and newly created tests pass.✨ Result: The test codebase is cleaner, easier to follow, and free of overly large, monolithic functions without breaking any existing test assertions.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 11273742184987321424 started by @Tcode-Motion