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Fix the unit test that turned CI red on main - #51
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inspect() rejects files under 100 bytes before it reads the header. The test was writing 36 bytes and then expecting the header error, which is why main went red. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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RoomDbFiles.inspect()treats anything under 100 bytes as “too small” and never looks at the SQLite header.non sqlite header is rejectedtest wrote 36 bytes of text, then asserted the header error (Not a SQLite file). That mismatch is what failedtestDebugUnitTeston main.Test plan
testDebugUnitTeston this PR to go green./gradlew :app:testDebugUnitTest --tests com.app.paperstow.data.backup.RoomDbFilesTestMade with Cursor