Improve code coverage for cli/src/ui/privacy package

[megha1188]

Summary

This PR improves the code coverage for the cli/src/ui/privacy package by adding unit tests for the various privacy notice components.

Details

The pull request introduces tests for the following components:

• CloudFreePrivacyNotice
• CloudPaidPrivacyNotice
• GeminiPrivacyNotice
• PrivacyNotice

These tests verify that the components render correctly under different conditions and respond to user interactions as expected.

Related Issues

Issue #13490

How to Validate

You can validate the changes by running the newly added test suites and observing an increase in code coverage for the packages/cli/src/ui/privacy/ directory.

Metrics

Previous Code Coverage
13.08% Statements 25/191
100% Branches 0/0
0% Functions 0/5
13.08% Lines 25/191

Current Code Coverage
97.38% Statements 186/191
95.65% Branches 22/23
88.88% Functions 8/9
97.38% Lines 186/191

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

Hello @megha1188, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request enhances the robustness and reliability of the CLI's privacy notice UI by introducing a comprehensive suite of unit tests. The added tests validate the rendering logic and user interaction handling for different privacy notice types, ensuring that these critical components function as intended across various states and authentication configurations.

Highlights

• Improved Code Coverage: This pull request significantly improves the code coverage for the cli/src/ui/privacy package, increasing statement and line coverage from 13.08% to 97.38%.
• New Unit Tests for Privacy Notice Components: Unit tests have been added for CloudFreePrivacyNotice, CloudPaidPrivacyNotice, GeminiPrivacyNotice, and PrivacyNotice components to ensure their correct rendering and interaction handling.
• Comprehensive Component Testing: The new tests verify that privacy notice components render correctly under various conditions (e.g., loading, error, free-tier, paid-tier) and respond as expected to user interactions like pressing the Escape key.

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[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request significantly improves the test coverage for the privacy notice components, which is a great addition. The tests are well-structured and cover various rendering states for each component. I've identified one area for improvement in CloudFreePrivacyNotice.test.tsx to ensure the primary user interaction is also covered by tests. Apart from that, the changes look good.

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