Add local tests to project

[Irineu333]

Description

The implementation of tests is crucial to prevent regressions and accelerate development. This pull request represents a significant step towards full test coverage in Speak Touch.

Given that the SpeakTouch code intensely interacts with the Android framework APIs, local tests isolated from the Android framework are not viable. One option would be to simulate these structures with Mockito or Mockk. However, although valid, this approach requires the developer to code the simulated structures, which will most likely not reflect the actual behavior, but rather the developer's expectations. Therefore, I opted to use Robolectric to simulate the Android framework locally. This approach seems more effective and aligned with the application's real behavior. My experience with Robolectric was surprisingly positive, especially due to the ease of creating tests with it

Improvements

• Added local tests for Type

[PatrykMis]

Great work! I've performed some cleanup regarding example tests and example instrumented tests, noticing that you removed the runners dependency. Additionally, I've updated the dependencies to avoid creating unnecessary pull requests, as everything will be reflected in the commit history.

[Irineu333]

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Walkthrough

The project's testing configuration has been overhauled, particularly for Android unit testing. The update includes a new Gradle run configuration for metadata, improvements to build scripts, and the introduction of custom view tests. Notably, there's a shift from instrumented tests to local unit tests with Robolectric, as seen in the build.gradle.kts and test classes.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.idea/runConfigurations/...	Added "Update metadata" Gradle run configuration.
app/build.gradle.kts	Removed testInstrumentationRunner, added testOptions, updated buildTypes, and switched to testImplementation.
app/src/test/java/com/.../TypeTest.kt	Added tests for UI element type identification.
app/src/test/java/com/.../CustomCheckable.kt	Created a custom checkable view class with accessibility.
app/src/test/java/com/.../CustomList.kt	Created a custom list view class with specialized accessibility.
test/build.gradle.kts	Removed testInstrumentationRunner and test-related dependencies.

Poem

In the burrow of code, a change does leap,
Tests now run where the Robolectric peep.
With views so custom, they check with care,
🐇 A rabbit's touch, with flair to spare. 🎩✨

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[Irineu333]

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[PatrykMis]

@Irineu333 it's a great tool which, as I see, summarizes changes made in pull requests, it is also capable to see them in context of linked issues.

And what about integrating SonarCloud?

[Irineu333]

I was a bit disappointed with the CodeRabbit. I thought it could point out potential problems in the code like a reviewer, but the comments are very generic (see #128). In this PR, it just summarized the changes.

Regarding SonarCloud, I will study it.