fix: testcase instructions

Author: itsmdasifraza

src/modules/common/instructions/fix-test-script.ts

@@ -95,12 +95,14 @@ export const fixTestScriptInstructions = `
                   expect,
                 };
 
-                - fix testcases using above syntax, 
-                - ensure all test cases are valid syntactically,
-                - dont use any other syntax or return any other text outside of the test cases.
-                - dont use any markdown or code snippet
-                - dont wrap output in triple backticks or labels like "javascript", "js", etc.
-                - Output must be ONLY the raw test cases in javascript format.
+                - Fix testcases using above syntax, 
+                - Ensure all test cases are valid syntactically,
+                - Dont use any other syntax or return any other text outside of the test cases.
+                - Dont use any markdown or code snippet
+                - Do not wrap the output in markdown, code fences, or labels (e.g., "javascript", "Here are...", etc.).
+                - The model should return only raw JavaScript test cases in the correct syntax.
+                - Unnecessary text like "Here are the corrected test cases:" are not required, its breaking the js syntax.
+                - Dont give any introduction or ending phrase just give only the testcase.
                 - Example format:  '
                     sp.test("userId is a number", function () {
                       sp.expect(jsonBody.userId).to.be.a("number");

src/modules/workspace/services/ai-assistant.service.ts

@@ -2486,12 +2486,12 @@ export class AiAssistantService {
               { role: "system", content: fixTestScriptInstructions },
               {
                 role: "user",
-                content: `Test Script:\n${content.testScript}\n\n`,
+                content: `${content.testScript}`,
               },
             ],
           },
         });
-
+        
       const output = (
         response.body as any
       ).choices?.[0]?.message?.content?.trim();