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feat: add fuzz tests for Myers diff algorithm#47

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Introduces fuzz tests for the diff/myers package to ensure its correctness and uncover potential edge cases. The CI workflow and Makefile have been updated to include running these fuzz tests.

Introduces fuzz tests for the `diff/myers` package to ensure its
correctness and uncover potential edge cases. The CI workflow and
Makefile have been updated to include running these fuzz tests.
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This pull request significantly improves the reliability of the Myers diff algorithm implementation by introducing comprehensive fuzz tests. These tests are designed to uncover subtle bugs and edge cases that traditional unit tests might miss, thereby strengthening the algorithm's robustness. The changes also integrate these new tests into the existing build and CI workflows, ensuring continuous validation of the diff package.

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  • Fuzz Testing: Introduced fuzz tests for the diff/myers package to enhance its correctness and identify edge cases.
  • Build System Integration: Updated the Makefile and hack/do.sh script to include and run the newly added fuzz tests.

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This pull request introduces fuzz tests for the Myers diff algorithm, which is a great addition for ensuring correctness and robustness. The changes to the Makefile and hack/do.sh script to support running fuzz tests are well-implemented.

My review focuses on the new test file diff/myers/fuzz_test.go. I've identified a couple of opportunities to improve the test code's maintainability and debugging experience by refactoring duplicated logic and using a standard testing helper feature. Overall, the implementation of the fuzz test is solid.

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Looks good. Just had one question

@KimNorgaard KimNorgaard merged commit 9e299fd into main Mar 18, 2026
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@KimNorgaard KimNorgaard deleted the feat/add-fuzzing-tests branch March 18, 2026 19:10
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