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Relates to:
#64
#340
Risks:
low - Only tests are affected
Background:
Unit tests as a starter
What does this PR do?
Includes tests for core package
What kind of change is this?
Improvements/Features
Adding basic unit tests is a good starter for having good Testing/Quality Assurance process
Documentation changes needed?
Yes, but not in the main Documentation, README-TESTs.md is added for test documentation
Testing:
Running the tests and making sure they are valid.
Where should a reviewer start?
In packages/core
Detailed testing steps:
Navigating to packages/core folder, runing pnpm install, pnpm test to run tests