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    • Added tests to verify memory usage behavior at and below the 90% threshold, ensuring accurate threshold calculation and proper cleanup triggering.

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Two new test methods were added to the StatelessApplicationTest class to verify the behavior of the clean() method regarding memory usage thresholds. They check correct calculation of 90% memory limits and the response when memory usage equals or exceeds this threshold.

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StatelessApplication Memory Threshold Tests
tests/http/StatelessApplicationTest.php
Added two test methods to verify: (1) correct calculation of 90% memory threshold with a 100M limit, and (2) that clean() returns true when memory usage equals or exceeds the 90% threshold with a 2G limit. Both tests include setup, assertions, and cleanup.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Test as Test Method
    participant PHP as PHP Environment
    participant App as StatelessApplication

    Test->>PHP: Set memory_limit (e.g., 100M or 2G)
    Test->>App: Create StatelessApplication instance
    Test->>App: Process a request
    App->>App: Retrieve current memory usage
    App->>App: Calculate 90% memory threshold
    App->>App: Compare memory usage to threshold
    App-->>Test: Return clean() result (true/false)
    Test->>Test: Assert expected clean() return value
    Test->>PHP: Restore original memory_limit
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Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/psr-bridge#6
File: tests/http/RequestTest.php:1536-1552
Timestamp: 2025-07-20T16:35:15.341Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/psr-bridge project, the base TestCase class already handles $_SERVER cleanup in setUp() and tearDown() methods (lines 28 and 32), so individual test methods that extend TestCase don't need manual $_SERVER restoration.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/psr-bridge#6
File: tests/http/RequestTest.php:1536-1552
Timestamp: 2025-07-20T16:35:15.341Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/psr-bridge project, the base TestCase class already handles $_SERVER cleanup in setUp() and tearDown() methods, so individual test methods that extend TestCase don't need manual $_SERVER restoration.
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