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Prometheus: Add README for prometheus-test

Summary of Changes

This PR adds a README file for the prometheus-test repository.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a comprehensive Prometheus Test Framework for defining, running, and managing Prometheus task tests with multi-worker support, MongoDB integration, cryptographic signing, and state persistence.
    • Added detailed documentation and usage instructions for the test framework.
  • Documentation

    • Added a security and quality audit report outlining vulnerabilities, performance issues, and recommendations for the Prometheus Test Framework.

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This update introduces a Prometheus Test Framework, including core classes for test management, worker orchestration, cryptographic utilities, and data handling. It adds comprehensive documentation, configuration, and packaging files. Additionally, a detailed security and quality audit report is included, identifying vulnerabilities, performance bottlenecks, and code quality concerns, with prioritized recommendations.

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Files / Groups Change Summary
prometheus_test/init.py, runner.py, workers.py, data.py, utils.py Added core framework classes and utilities for test orchestration, worker/server management, data handling, and cryptographic signing.
prometheus_test/README.md Added documentation with usage, configuration, and setup instructions for the Prometheus Test Framework.
prometheus_test/.gitignore, .prettierrc, setup.py Added environment, formatting, and packaging configuration files.
SECURITY_AUDIT_Prometheus-beta.md Added a comprehensive security and quality audit report, detailing vulnerabilities, performance, and code quality issues with recommendations.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant TestRunner
    participant TestEnvironment
    participant Worker
    participant MongoDB
    participant DataManager

    User->>TestRunner: Initialize with config
    TestRunner->>TestEnvironment: Setup workers
    loop For each round
        TestRunner->>Worker: Prepare & Execute TestStep
        Worker->>DataManager: Prepare payloads, sign data
        DataManager-->>Worker: Return signed payload
        Worker->>MongoDB: Store/retrieve test data
        MongoDB-->>Worker: Respond with data/status
        Worker-->>TestRunner: Return step result
    end
    TestRunner->>TestEnvironment: Cleanup workers
    TestRunner->>User: Report results/state
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In the warren of code, a new test suite was spun,
With workers and runners, the framework’s begun!
Mongo and metrics, all checked with care,
Security audit—bugs caught in the lair.
So hop on and run, let the tests take flight,
For Prometheus shines even brighter tonight!
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SECURITY_AUDIT_Prometheus-beta.md (7)

1-3: Consolidate Report Title
The report currently uses two top-level headings (#) on lines 1 and 3, leading to redundancy. Consider merging or removing one to improve clarity and avoid confusion.


9-16: Enhance Table of Contents
The Table of Contents omits the "Severity Summary" and final note sections. For completeness, add entries for those to help readers navigate the entire report.


33-41: Recommend Using Secret Management
Embedding credentials directly—even as a default fallback—remains risky. Integrate a secret management solution (e.g., HashiCorp Vault, AWS Secrets Manager) to retrieve MongoDB credentials at runtime rather than hardcoding them.


128-136: Assess Asynchronous I/O Trade-offs
Introducing async operations (e.g., using Motor) increases complexity. Evaluate if synchronous insert_many calls in your test scenarios truly pose a bottleneck before migrating.


164-172: Narrow Down Exception Handling
Catching all Exception types can obscure root causes. Recommend handling expected errors explicitly (e.g., FileNotFoundError, JSONDecodeError) and adding structured logging for unexpected failures.


184-190: Strengthen Prometheus Metric Validation
Beyond naming conventions, consider limiting label cardinality, validating label values against a whitelist, and enforcing metric type consistency to prevent high-cardinality issues.


197-206: Annotate Recommendations with Risk Levels
Link each recommendation back to its corresponding severity (High/Medium/Low) to help the team prioritize fixes effectively.

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47-52: Effective Path Sanitization Example
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73-97: Solid JSON Schema Validation Suggestion
Leveraging jsonschema for strict data validation effectively mitigates NoSQL injection and uncontrolled data insertion risks.

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@property
def mongo_client(self) -> MongoClient:
if self._mongo_client is None:
self._mongo_client = MongoClient(mongodb_uri)
return self._mongo_client
```
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Incorrect Description of MongoClient Usage
The property caches the MongoClient instance (self._mongo_client), so a new client is not created on each access. Either update the issue description to reflect the cached behavior or reconsider flagging this as a performance concern.

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**Issue**: Overly complex configuration merging logic.

**Risk Level**: Low
- Difficult to understand and maintain
- High cognitive complexity

**Suggested Fix**:
- Simplify configuration loading
- Use more declarative configuration approach
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⚠️ Potential issue

Refine Configuration Recommendations
The report suggests using dataclasses or pydantic for configuration, but TestConfig already uses a dataclass. Please clarify which specific complexities or nesting you aim to simplify.

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