🧪 Add tests for boundary color indices in ColorResolver#62
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Adds tests for negative and extreme positive integer indices to `ColorResolverTest.kt` to ensure unexpected `idx` values correctly trigger the `else` branch logic.
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🎯 What: Adds unit tests to
ColorResolverTest.ktto cover unexpected and boundary values for the color index (idx) argument passed toColorResolver.resolveColor().📊 Coverage: Specifically tests negative values (
-1,-999) and boundary integer values (Int.MAX_VALUE,Int.MIN_VALUE).✨ Result: Ensures the fallback
elsebranch inColorResolvercorrectly handles unexpected indices, improving test coverage for boundary inputs.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2375733997746602411 started by @LeanBitLab