Make CLI input robust (EOF/empty) and add pytest configuration#72
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Motivation
src/main.pybehaves sensibly in non-interactive environments by providing a default name and avoiding crashes on EOF or empty input.pytestconfiguration so test discovery and execution are consistent across environments.Description
pytest.inito setpythonpath = .andtestpaths = teststo configure pytest discovery.src/main.pytostrip()the result ofinput(), catchEOFError, and default the user name to"Builder"when input is empty or unavailable.EOFError) the code now prints a short auto-fill message and proceeds without raising an exception.get_greeting; it continues to return a personalised greeting string.Testing
pytest.iniand ranpytest -qto validate test discovery, which completed successfully with no tests collected.Codex Task