🧪 Add probability distribution test for pow2_weighted_roll#6
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Adds `test_pow2_weighted_roll_distribution` to `tests/test1.cpp` to verify that `pow2_weighted_roll` correctly generates outcomes following a power-of-two weighted distribution. The test operates by performing a large number of rolls and comparing the observed frequencies against the theoretically expected probability distribution, thereby ensuring that `pow2_weighted_roll` works exactly as expected without causing regressions. Co-authored-by: perim <436583+perim@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: The testing gap for
pow2_weighted_rollprobability distribution logic has been addressed.📊 Coverage: A test simulating 1,000,000 rolls checks the mathematical outcome frequencies of
pow2_weighted_roll, validating that it actually behaves like a power-of-two distribution with a 10% tolerance margin. The test enforces edge cases like boundary values [0, high].✨ Result: A significant improvement in the test suite that catches regressions related to deterministic pseudo-random power-of-two roll calculations and decreases the flakiness of the test by using a fixed seed, ensuring mathematical soundness and accuracy.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 750426331697052045 started by @perim