fix(test): submit loop test uses no op logger and prints more diagnostics

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• Bug Fixes

  • Improved clarity of failure messages in test assertions for better debugging.

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  • Updated logging strategy for tests to streamline output and enhance performance.

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The changes enhance the testSubmitLoopInner function in block/submit_loop_test.go by improving assertion clarity and adjusting logging behavior. Enhanced assertions provide better debugging context upon failure, and the shift to a no-operation logger streamlines test output, contributing to cleaner and more efficient testing processes.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
block/submit_loop_test.go	Enhanced assertions for clarity in failure messages; changed logger from log.TestingLogger() to log.NewNopLogger().

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Assertions sparkle, bright as day.
Logs now whisper, soft and neat,
Tests run faster, oh what a treat!
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 01fc2d5 and d73527a.

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• block/submit_loop_test.go (2 hunks)

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block/submit_loop_test.go (3)

73-74: Enhanced assertion clarity is beneficial.

The added context in the assertion failure message improves debugging capabilities.

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103-104: Enhanced assertion clarity is beneficial.

The added context in the assertion failure message improves debugging capabilities.

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110-110: Switch to no-op logger is appropriate for testing.

Using log.NewNopLogger() helps suppress unnecessary logging output during tests, making them cleaner.