BF.CARD/EXISTS/INFO/INSERT/LOADCHUNK/MADD/MEXISTS/RESERVE/SCANDUMP info command

[AvivDavid23]

• BF.CARD
• BF.EXISTS
• BF.INFO
• BF.INSERT
• BF.LOADCHUNK
• BF.MADD
• BF.MEXISTS
• BF.RESERVE
• BF.SCANDUMP

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR adds comprehensive command information documentation for 9 Bloom filter commands (BF.CARD, BF.EXISTS, BF.INFO, BF.INSERT, BF.LOADCHUNK, BF.MADD, BF.MEXISTS, BF.RESERVE, BF.SCANDUMP). The changes include both C command definitions and corresponding Python tests.

Key changes:

• Added complete command info structures for 9 Bloom filter commands in C
• Added corresponding test cases to validate the command documentation
• Fixed test utilities to properly handle argument validation

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 4 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

File	Description
tests/flow/test_docs_help.py	Added 9 new test methods to validate command documentation for each Bloom filter command
tests/flow/test_acl.py	Fixed ACL test commands to include required arguments
tests/flow/docs_utils.py	Fixed argument name extraction to handle tuple structure correctly
src/cmd_info/bf_info.c	Added complete command info definitions and registration for 9 Bloom filter commands

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[Copilot]

The change from [n for n, _t in args] to [n[0] for n in args] assumes args elements are tuples/lists, but this could fail if args contains simple strings. The original tuple unpacking was safer as it handled the expected tuple structure explicitly.

Suggested change

	env.assertEqual([a.get('name') for a in norm_args], [n[0] for n in args])
	env.assertEqual([a.get('name') for a in norm_args], [n for n, _t in args])

[AvivDavid23]

args is a tuple that may contain more tha 2 elements, thats why im doing [0]