🧪 [Add unit test for word.rs module registration] - #72
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🎯 What: The testing gap addressed is the lack of a unit test for the
register_wordfunction instdlib/src/word.rs, which is responsible for registering thestd.wordmodule into theStdlibRegistry.📊 Coverage: The test ensures that the
register_wordfunction behaves as expected on the happy path. It specifically verifies the registration mutates theStdlibRegistryto include a module namedstd.wordwith version1.0.0and emptyexportsandrequired_capabilities.✨ Result: Test coverage for
stdlib/src/word.rsmodule registration has been established and properly validates internal state mutations, improving the codebase's reliability and providing a safety net for future refactoring.PR created automatically by Jules for task 16961324647641374807 started by @Tcode-Motion