Development: Restructure CompetencyIntegrationTest

[MaximilianAnzinger]

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Description

Utilizes nested test classes to improve the code quality of tests in CompetencyIntegrationTest.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

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  • Updated the architecture of test classes for improved clarity and control flow.
  • Renamed nested classes in service tests for consistency and readability.

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Walkthrough

The updates involve refining test architecture and naming conventions within a Java project. Test methods now require the @Nested annotation for improved organization, and nested classes within test files have been renamed for clarity by removing the suffix "Test" from their names. These changes aim to enhance the readability and structure of test code.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../www1/artemis/ArchitectureTest.java	Added import for org.junit.jupiter.api.Nested. Modified classNames ArchRule to include classes with @Nested.
.../www1/artemis/service/LearningPathServiceTest.java	Renamed nested classes related to health checks, graph representations, path representations, competency orders, and learning object orders by removing "Test" from their names.

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[JohannesWt]

Code looks good

[rstief]

Mainly notes on test naming conventions

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[Jan-Thurner]

Code LGTM

[krusche]

@MaximilianAnzinger please resolve the merge conflict