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This pull request adds a new feature to fetch and display Reddit user information via the Telegram bot, along with comprehensive tests for the new functionality. The main changes include implementing the user info fetcher, integrating a new
/usercommand in the bot, and adding both unit and integration tests to ensure reliability.New Reddit user info feature:
get_user_infofunction inreddit_crawler.pyto fetch user details (name, karma, account age) from Reddit's API. [1] [2]/usercommand in the Telegram bot (user_infohandler), which displays total karma and account age for a given Reddit username. [1] [2]Testing improvements:
tests/conftest.pyto mock Reddit user API responses for both existing and non-existent users.get_user_infointest_crawler.pyto verify correct data parsing and handling of not-found users. [1] [2]test_bot.pyto cover the/usercommand, including usage errors, valid responses, and not-found scenarios. [1] [2] [3]