feat: Add unit tests and fakes for Crestron environment and data store

- Introduced `FakeCrestronEnvironment` and `FakeEthernetHelper` for testing purposes.
- Implemented `InMemoryCrestronDataStore` to facilitate unit tests for data storage.
- Created `DebugServiceTests` to validate the behavior of debug-related services.
- Added project files for unit tests targeting .NET 9.0 with necessary dependencies.
- Developed production adapters (`CrestronConsoleAdapter`, `CrestronDataStoreAdapter`, `CrestronEnvironmentAdapter`, `CrestronEthernetAdapter`) to interface with the Crestron SDK.
- Updated `Debug` class to utilize injected service abstractions instead of direct SDK calls.
- Enhanced `ControlSystem` initialization to register service adapters before usage.
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Neil Dorin 2026-04-08 12:41:15 -06:00
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using PepperDash.Core.Abstractions;
namespace PepperDash.Core.Tests.Fakes;
/// <summary>
/// No-op ICrestronConsole that captures output for test assertions.
/// </summary>
public class CapturingCrestronConsole : ICrestronConsole
{
public List<string> Lines { get; } = new();
public List<string> CommandResponses { get; } = new();
public List<(string Command, string HelpText)> RegisteredCommands { get; } = new();
public void PrintLine(string message) => Lines.Add(message);
public void Print(string message) => Lines.Add(message);
public void ConsoleCommandResponse(string message) => CommandResponses.Add(message);
public void AddNewConsoleCommand(
Action<string> callback,
string command,
string helpText,
ConsoleAccessLevel accessLevel)
{
RegisteredCommands.Add((command, helpText));
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Minimal no-op ICrestronConsole that discards all output. Useful when you only
/// care about the system under test and not what it logs.
/// </summary>
public class NoOpCrestronConsole : ICrestronConsole
{
public void PrintLine(string message) { }
public void Print(string message) { }
public void ConsoleCommandResponse(string message) { }
public void AddNewConsoleCommand(Action<string> _, string __, string ___, ConsoleAccessLevel ____) { }
}