test: add test for InjectPrismaClient

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• New Features
  • Introduced enhanced dependency injection support for improved system consistency.
• Tests
  • Added automated tests to verify reliable behavior of the injection functionality.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a new test suite for the InjectPrismaClient function in the prisma.decorators.test.ts file. It updates the import statements and adds a describe block to validate that the function correctly calls the Inject method with PRISMA_CLIENT_TOKEN, ensuring the returned model is 'INJECTED'. Additionally, a new public method InjectPrismaClient has been added to the decorators module.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/modules/prisma/__tests__/.../prisma.decorators.test.ts	Added a test suite for InjectPrismaClient that verifies it calls Inject with PRISMA_CLIENT_TOKEN and returns "INJECTED".
src/modules/prisma/.../prisma.decorators.js	Added a new method InjectPrismaClient which uses Inject with PRISMA_CLIENT_TOKEN for dependency injection.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant T as Test Suite
    participant IPC as InjectPrismaClient (Decorator)
    participant I as Inject Function

    T->>IPC: Call InjectPrismaClient()
    IPC->>I: Call Inject(PRISMA_CLIENT_TOKEN)
    I-->>IPC: Return "INJECTED"
    IPC-->>T: Return "INJECTED"

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