Add new Armstrong number tests

[rabestro]

Added several new test cases for Armstrong numbers to the exercism API tests suite. This includes checks for a seven digit Armstrong number, error scenarios when number is not specified, a seven digit number that's not Armstrong, and when there are no two digit Armstrong numbers. This will enhance the test coverage and ensure the robustness of the API.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced test cases for verifying seven-digit Armstrong numbers.
  • Added a test case to ensure single-digit numbers are recognized as Armstrong numbers.
  • Implemented a test to confirm that there are no two-digit Armstrong numbers.
  • Validated through testing that zero is considered an Armstrong number.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between a7e50b6 and 195e6d6.

Walkthrough

The updates primarily enhance the Armstrong Numbers API tests in the exercism-api-tests project. They introduce new test cases for seven-digit Armstrong numbers, handling errors when no number is specified, and specific scenarios such as single-digit Armstrong numbers, the absence of two-digit Armstrong numbers, and zero being an Armstrong number. These changes aim to ensure the API accurately identifies Armstrong numbers across various scenarios, improving its reliability and user experience.

Changes

Files	Change Summaries
.../Armstrong Numbers/A seven digit number that is an Armstrong number.bru, .../Armstrong Numbers/Zero is Armstrong numbers.bru	Introduced test cases for seven-digit Armstrong numbers and updated the assertion for zero being an Armstrong number.
.../Armstrong Numbers/Error when number is not specified.bru	Added a test scenario for error handling when a number is not specified, expecting a 400 status code and a specific error message.
.../Armstrong Numbers/Single digits are Armstrong numbers.bru, .../Armstrong Numbers/There are no two digit Armstrong numbers.bru	Modified assertion checks for single-digit Armstrong numbers and introduced a test case for the non-existence of two-digit Armstrong numbers.

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In the realm of digits and sums,
Where numbers dance and logic hums.
A rabbit hopped, with tests anew,
For Armstrong's secrets, through and through.
Zero's charm, and sevens' might,
In code, they shine, oh so bright.
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Actionable comments posted: 2

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between a6bbcf2 and a2c42ca.

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• exercism-api-tests/Armstrong Numbers/A seven digit number that is an Armstrong number.bru (1 hunks)
• exercism-api-tests/Armstrong Numbers/A seven digit number that is not an Armstrong number.bru (1 hunks)
• exercism-api-tests/Armstrong Numbers/Error when number is not specified.bru (1 hunks)
• exercism-api-tests/Armstrong Numbers/Single digits are Armstrong numbers.bru (1 hunks)
• exercism-api-tests/Armstrong Numbers/There are no two digit Armstrong numbers.bru (1 hunks)
• exercism-api-tests/Armstrong Numbers/Zero is Armstrong numbers.bru (1 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)

• exercism-api-tests/Armstrong Numbers/Zero is Armstrong numbers.bru

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exercism-api-tests/Armstrong Numbers/There are no two digit Armstrong numbers.bru (1)

18-18: The assertion isFalsy is correctly used to verify that there are no two-digit Armstrong numbers, specifically testing the number 10. This test case is well-structured and follows the expected format for HTTP tests.

exercism-api-tests/Armstrong Numbers/Error when number is not specified.bru (1)

14-17: The assertions for checking a 400 status code and the presence of an error message containing "pass a number" are correctly implemented. This test case appropriately enhances the API's error handling capabilities for requests without a specified number.

exercism-api-tests/Armstrong Numbers/A seven digit number that is an Armstrong number.bru (1)

18-18: The assertion isTruthy is correctly used to verify that the number 9926315 is an Armstrong number. This test case is well-structured and follows the expected format for HTTP tests.

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• exercism-api-tests/Armstrong Numbers/A seven digit number that is not an Armstrong number.bru (1 hunks)

Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (1)

• exercism-api-tests/Armstrong Numbers/A seven digit number that is not an Armstrong number.bru

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