dirigent-testing
Test doubles and pytest fixtures for writing and testing dirigent blocks.
Installing it registers the fixtures by entry point, so a block author writes no conftest.
block_ctx is a step context with a recording log and real storage behind it, and
call_block validates a config the way the engine does before making the block's first call.
check_pack_examples checks a pack's own example documents against its own Contribution
-- format, code, blocks, config schemas, and the connections a step names, which the
document may either carry or list under requires.connections -- without importing
dirigent-core, and assert_contribution_conforms checks the blocks a contribution provides
are well-formed. Both return a list of human-readable issues; an empty list means it passed.
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