[cueman] Add Unit Tests for Job Operation Commands

[ramonfigueiredo]

Describe the enhancement
Implement comprehensive tests for all job operation commands (pause, resume, terminate, retry, etc.) including error handling and confirmation prompts.

Version Number

• https://github.com/AcademySoftwareFoundation/OpenCue/releases/tag/v1.11.66

Additional context
Create /cueman/tests/test_job_operations.py testing:

• Job pause/resume operations with already paused/running jobs
• Job termination with confirmation dialog
• Batch job operations (multiple jobs in one command)
• Auto-eat enable/disable functionality
• Maximum retries setting validation
• Job existence validation and error handling
• Force flag bypassing confirmations
• Proper logging output for each operation

Mock opencue.api.findJob() and job objects. Test with non-existent jobs and network errors.

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[ramonfigueiredo]

FYI ...

• [cueadmin/cuegui/cuesubmit/pycue/pyoutline/rqd] Standardize test file naming convention to test_*.py #1952

[ramonfigueiredo]

FYI

• [cueman] Add comprehensive test infrastructure and update documentation for Cueman #1954

Cueman Docs:

• Cueman - CLI Job Management Tool
• Cueman Tutorial

[ramonfigueiredo]

FYI ...

The OpenCue sandbox provides a quick way to run Cuebot, RQD, CueGUI, and CueSubmit locally for testing. This environment is ideal for developers who want to test changes, experiment with features, or learn how OpenCue works without setting up a full production environment.

• Using the OpenCue Sandbox for Testing