test: add parametrize for some pytest tests#193
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| ("tiles_kwargs", "win_tile_kwargs"), | ||
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| pytest.param({"sou": "12456", "man": "123456", "pin": "55"}, {"sou": "3"}, id="12_wait"), | ||
| pytest.param({"sou": "34589", "man": "123456", "pin": "55"}, {"sou": "7"}, id="89_wait"), | ||
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| def test_penchan_fu(tiles_kwargs: dict, win_tile_kwargs: dict) -> None: |
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It seems like it would be simpler to use one_line_string_to_136_array().
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Closes #114
Added pytest parametrize where it suited, and changed some other tests to separate tests cases (they didn't really fit to the parametrize because takes a lot of input attrs and it looks harder to read).