- Introduced a new test module for hackathon-related functionality.
- Implemented a basic test for creating a hackathon using a mock repository.
- Enhanced the test utilities in `lib.rs` for better request handling and response extraction.
- Added a `ServiceClient` struct to facilitate HTTP requests in tests.
- Created a `RequestBuilder` to streamline building and sending requests with headers and JSON bodies.
- Updated event controller to specify public and admin access levels in response descriptions.
- Modified testimonials controller to indicate public access for list and detail responses.
- Enhanced mentors controller with admin access labels for various responses.
- Adjusted gacha claims and items controllers to reflect admin access in response descriptions.
- Updated hackathon controller to clarify public and admin access levels in response messages.
- Revised authentication controller to specify public access for login and registration responses.
- Enhanced admin teams controller with admin access labels for team-related responses.
- Updated users controller to clarify admin and user access levels in response descriptions.
- Added assertions to check for non-empty fields in TokenDto, UsersSchema, PermissionsSchema, and RolesDetailItemDto.
- Ensured that all necessary fields are validated in team-related DTOs, including TeamsCreateResponseDto and TeamsDetailResponseDto.
- Improved checks for user details in UsersDetailItemDto and UsersListItemDto to ensure data integrity.
- Verified that sensitive fields are present in admin team responses and member details.
- Updated tests to ensure that created and updated timestamps are present and valid across various entities.
- Implemented tests for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting hackathons.
- Added validation tests for hackathon creation and updates.
- Included tests for hackathon events and timelines, ensuring proper handling of edge cases.
- Created tests for hackathon submissions, including validation and submission status updates.
- Organized tests into a dedicated module for better structure and maintainability.
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