🧪 Add test for build_http_client - #12
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🎯 What: The
build_http_clientfunction was previously missing tests. Given that causing this function to fail (since its parameters are statically typed and hardcoded with valid defaults) without a complete refactor is essentially impossible under normal test conditions, a happy path test was implemented instead.📊 Coverage: A happy path test was implemented to ensure
build_http_clientsuccessfully returns anOk(reqwest::Client)and does not panic during client builder invocation.✨ Result: Test coverage improved for the
src/hardening.rsmodule and ensures we catch regressions ifbuild_http_client's underlying configuration changes in a way that would causebuildto return anErr.PR created automatically by Jules for task 5639685235989652324 started by @edithatogo