🧪 test: improve coverage for fixp_pow edge cases#17
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Adds robust edge cases tests for `fixp_pow` in `test_fixp.cpp`, covering zero-valued bases and exponents, negative bases, and extremely large exponents (e.g. `UINT32_MAX`, which acts as an implicit wrapping for `-1`), ensuring `fixp_pow` handles boundary conditions stably in this fixed-point math library. Co-authored-by: perim <436583+perim@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: Improved test coverage for
fixp_powaddressing the untested boundary cases of zero base, zero exponent, negative bases, and negative/large exponents.📊 Coverage: Added test cases for
fixp_pow(0, 5),fixp_pow(f5, 0), negative bases, andfixp_pow(x, UINT32_MAX)scenarios directly verifying expected bounds and wrap-around behavior.✨ Result: Enhanced the reliability and correctness of the fixed-point math library testing structure and validated boundary expectations.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 9078427499090580713 started by @perim