Refactor TestInitialize assertions for clarity and correctness

[hahwul]

Improve the clarity and correctness of assertions in the TestInitialize function by updating comparison values and messages. This enhances the readability and reliability of the tests.

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Summary of Changes

This pull request focuses on improving the clarity and correctness of assertions within the TestInitialize function in lib/func_test.go. The changes involve updating comparison values and messages in the assertions to enhance the readability and reliability of the tests. Specifically, it modifies the expected values for several fields in the newOptions struct after initialization, ensuring they match the intended default or initialized states. Additionally, the word 'bee' was corrected to 'be' in the assertion messages.

Highlights

• Assertion Clarity: Improved assertion messages for better readability in the TestInitialize function.
• Correctness: Updated comparison values in assertions to ensure tests accurately reflect expected behavior after initialization.
• Testing: Enhancements to the TestInitialize function to improve the reliability of tests.

Changelog

• lib/func_test.go
  • Updated assertion messages to use 'be' instead of 'bee'.
  • Modified expected values in assert.NotEqual assertions for fields like UniqParam, IgnoreParams to use empty slices []string{} instead of strings.
  • Added new assert.Equal assertions to verify the values of Method, Format, FoundActionShell, Timeout, Concurrence, Delay, NoBAV, NoGrep, RemotePayloads, RemoteWordlists, PoCType, and UseBAV.

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Code Review

The pull request aims to improve the clarity and correctness of assertions in the TestInitialize function. The changes include updating comparison values and messages. Overall, the changes are a step in the right direction, but there are some issues that need to be addressed.

Summary of Findings

• Incorrect assertion messages: The assertion messages in the TestInitialize function are misleading. They state 'they should not be equal' when using assert.NotEqual and 'they should be equal' when using assert.Equal. This can cause confusion when reading the test results.
• Inconsistent comparison values: The comparison values in the assert.NotEqual assertions are not consistent with the expected default values of the dalfox.Options struct. This can lead to false positives or negatives in the tests.

Merge Readiness

The pull request is not ready to be merged until the issues with the assertion messages and comparison values are addressed. These issues can lead to confusion and incorrect test results. I am unable to approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.

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