Implemented unit tests for HTTP client with 79% coverage

[Ani07-05]

Proposed change

Added comprehensive test suite for the HTTP client in Nettacker's core library.

These tests ensure proper functionality for HTTP requests, error handling, session management, response parsing, and condition matching logic.

Type of change

• Code refactoring without any functionality changes

• Adding Test Modules without any functionality changes

Checklist

• I've followed the [contributing guidelines][contributing-guidelines]
• I've run make pre-commit, it didn't generate any changes
• I've run make test, all tests passed locally

This test coverage helps ensure the HTTP client remains reliable during future development and refactoring.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Tests
  • Added comprehensive asynchronous unit tests for HTTP request handling, response evaluation, and engine control flow, ensuring robust coverage and error handling for various HTTP scenarios.

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Walkthrough

A new test file, test_http.py, has been introduced to provide comprehensive asynchronous unit tests for the HTTP-related logic in the nettacker.core.lib.http module. The tests utilize mock classes and patching to verify request actions, session management, response condition matching, and the HTTP engine's execution flow, including error handling and retries.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
New HTTP Unit Tests tests/core/lib/test_http.py	Introduces a suite of asynchronous unit tests for HTTP functionality, including request execution, response evaluation, error handling, and engine control flow. Adds mock classes for responses and async context management.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 2 (Simple) | ⏱️ ~10 minutes

Poem

In a warren of code where the HTTP flows,
New tests now ensure what the engine bestows.
With mocks and with patches, each bug is in sight,
Async requests hopping through day and through night.
Now rabbits can rest, for coverage is tight! 🐇✨

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🔇 Additional comments (1)

tests/core/lib/test_http.py (1)

128-270: Excellent test coverage for response condition matching

The test class provides comprehensive coverage of all condition types, logical operators (AND/OR), reverse matching, and edge cases like null responses. The use of subtests in test_responsetime_operators is particularly well done.