Add orderbook cancellation depth tests#3
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds ChangesOrderBook Unit Tests
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Thanks for the PR. I don't see the encrypted build diagnostic log artifact (*.logd / builds.compact) committed on this branch yet. Please rerun the build diagnostic/encryption step with the fixed encryptly tooling and commit the generated encrypted log artifact to this PR (typically under diagnostic/).
Blocking review until the encrypted diagnostic log artifact is present.
Summary
Adds focused Go coverage for the orderbook cancellation and snapshot-depth behavior requested in #2.
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go test ./orderbookfrommarket/- passed.python build.py -m market- passed locally with market build success.python3 build.py -m marketexited without output in this Windows shell, so I used the same Python 3.12 runtime viapython..logdartifacts containing local absolute paths, so I did not commit them publicly. I can provide regenerated diagnostics if the maintainer requires them.Checklist
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