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test: add code coverage for LIBNEST_JAVASCRIPT_RUNTIME#34

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  • Tests
    • Introduced new test cases to verify that CLI initialization behaves correctly when operating under a Node runtime setting.
    • Enhanced the testing configuration to better simulate runtime-specific conditions, including proper handling of environment configurations.

These improvements strengthen overall stability and ensure consistent CLI behavior, contributing to a more robust end-user experience.

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The changes introduce a new mock function register in two test files: libnest-build.test.ts and libnest-dev.test.ts. Each file includes a test case that verifies the invocation of register when the LIBNEST_JAVASCRIPT_RUNTIME environment variable is set to 'node'. Additionally, the environment mock in src/testing/helpers/cli.ts is updated to include the LIBNEST_JAVASCRIPT_RUNTIME variable. These modifications enhance test coverage related to runtime behavior without affecting existing functionality.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/cli/__tests__/libnest-build.test.ts
src/cli/__tests__/libnest-dev.test.ts
Added a new mock function register to the hoisted context. New test cases verify that register is called when the LIBNEST_JAVASCRIPT_RUNTIME environment variable is set to 'node', with proper reset after testing.
src/testing/helpers/cli.ts Expanded the process mock's environment configuration by adding the LIBNEST_JAVASCRIPT_RUNTIME variable alongside the existing LIBNEST_CONFIG_FILEPATH variable.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Test as Test Suite
    participant CLI as CLI Handler
    participant Module as node:module (register)

    Note over Test: Initial assertion: register not called
    Test->>Test: Set LIBNEST_JAVASCRIPT_RUNTIME = 'node'
    Test->>CLI: Execute command (e.g., '--help')
    alt Environment variable is set as 'node'
        CLI->>Module: Invoke register()
        Module-->>CLI: Acknowledge register call
    end
    CLI-->>Test: Command execution complete
    Test->>Test: Assert register was called
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