test(server-utils): Remove hapi unit test that replicated SDK async-context logic#22100
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…ontext logic The suite stubbed the SDK's async context strategy via `setAsyncContextStrategy` to drive spans, duplicating SDK internals in the test layer. The hapi node integration suite already covers the orchestrion path end to end. `hapi-utils.test.ts` (pure metadata formatting, no async-context stubbing) is kept. Co-Authored-By: Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Removes the hapi unit test that stubbed the SDK's async context strategy to drive spans, which replicated SDK internals in the test layer. Per the review thread in #21885, we rely on the integration tests instead.
The orchestrion path is covered by the
hapinode integration suite.hapi-utils.test.tsstays (pure metadata formatting, no async-context stubbing). The remaining unit-only assertions checked internal implementation details (setup only wrapping once when called twice, no span without an active span, accepting the ext handler as a tuple or an object) rather than the spans a user actually sees, so there was nothing meaningful to move into an integration test.Ref: #21885 (comment)