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- Add pytest-based test suite with 4 test cases - Test CLI help, commands, and parameter handling - Add setup.cfg with basic test configuration - Achieve 100% test coverage for CLI commands
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This pull request introduces configuration for code quality tools and adds basic automated tests for the CLI module. The main changes are the addition of a
setup.cfgfile to configure linting and formatting tools, and a new test file to verify the CLI's basic functionality.Configuration improvements:
cli/setup.cfgto configureflake8,isort, andmypyfor consistent code style and static analysis, including settings to align with theblackformatter and ignore common virtual environment directories.Testing enhancements:
cli/test_cli.pywith basic tests for the CLI, including checks for the help message, thehello greetcommand, and its behavior with and without a custom name, as well as help output for thehellocommand group.