test: add happy path test for ArenaList.AsSpan()#57
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Adds `AsSpan_ReturnsWritableSpanReflectingList` test method in `ArenaListTests.cs` to verify that `AsSpan()` correctly returns a writable span referencing the list contents and allows modifying elements back into the original list. Co-authored-by: myarichuk <1473701+myarichuk@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: The testing gap addressed
The
ArenaList<T>.AsSpan()method lacked a happy path test confirming its core functional requirement: providing a writable span that genuinely references and allows modification of the list's contents.📊 Coverage: What scenarios are now tested
A test has been added that covers the full happy path logic:
ArenaListis allocated and populated with values.AsSpan()returns a span whose properties (Lengthand elements) match the expected data correctly.ArenaListmemory.✨ Result: The improvement in test coverage
We now have reliable test coverage verifying that
AsSpan()produces spans properly bound to the existing unmanaged data, ensuring safety and correctness when performing bulk or sliced array/span operations directly on the collection data.PR created automatically by Jules for task 9328814400890749979 started by @myarichuk