Feature/add unit tests #19
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This PR introduces unit tests across the entire project, achieving an 89% test coverage, as measured by Jacoco. It includes the addition of new test cases to ensure critical functionality is verified and reduces the risk of regressions. The tests cover a wide range of components, ensuring that both core and edge cases are properly handled.
Key Highlights:
Achieved 89% overall code coverage with Jacoco.
Added tests for various modules and components throughout the project.
Improved reliability and maintainability by ensuring code correctness through unit tests.
Increased testability of the codebase and made future updates safer.
This PR enhances the stability of the project and lays the foundation for easier future updates by ensuring that all critical paths are well-covered with unit tests.