🧪 Add unit tests for ValidatePassword in Auth Manager#19
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🎯 What: The
ValidatePasswordmethod ininternal/auth/Managerwas missing unit tests, leaving its password validation and configuration fallback logic unverified.📊 Coverage: Achieved 100% statement coverage for the
ValidatePasswordmethod. New tests cover enabled/disabled states, invalid configurations (bad base64, invalid bcrypt), and valid/invalid password matches.✨ Result: Increased reliability of the auth component by ensuring edge cases correctly match the expected boolean output without regressions.
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