test: use t.Fatal/t.Helper in helpers and implement TestNewFile#40
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Replace log.Fatal in test setup helpers with testing.TB.Fatal so a single setup failure does not abort the entire test binary. Add t.Helper() to assertion helpers for accurate failure line reporting. Implement TestNewFile for absolute and relative paths. Fixes dolph#33 Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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log.Fatalin test setup helpers withtesting.TB.Fatalso one setup failure does not exit the whole test binaryt.Helper()to assertion helpers for accurate failure attributionTestNewFilecovering absolute and relative pathsFixes #33
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