Add more tests. Refactor testing code. - #45
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… model files in R2023a.
… Designer and instead use Signal Tool. Refactor utility tools with name spaces. Separate tests into different files based on the test purposes.
… for the Code Analyzer.
…system. Use the function in unit tests.
… no longer necessary.
…pendent functions, and test those functions.
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Isolate testing logic from test functions to normal functions for better reusability of common test patterns.