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style: fix trailing whitespace in test_file_splitting.py

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Co-authored-by: christianlouis <361235+christianlouis@users.noreply.github.com>
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2026-02-14 00:04:26 +00:00
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@@ -329,7 +329,7 @@ class TestSplitPdfEdgeCases:
def test_split_pdf_forces_multiple_chunks(self): def test_split_pdf_forces_multiple_chunks(self):
"""Test splitting with very small limit to force multiple chunks with page distribution. """Test splitting with very small limit to force multiple chunks with page distribution.
This specifically targets lines 101-117 where we save the previous chunk This specifically targets lines 101-117 where we save the previous chunk
when adding a page would exceed the limit. when adding a page would exceed the limit.
""" """
@@ -375,18 +375,18 @@ class TestSplitPdfEdgeCases:
def test_split_pdf_previous_chunk_logic(self): def test_split_pdf_previous_chunk_logic(self):
"""Test the specific logic for saving previous chunk when limit exceeded (lines 101-117). """Test the specific logic for saving previous chunk when limit exceeded (lines 101-117).
This test creates a scenario where: This test creates a scenario where:
1. We have multiple pages in the current writer 1. We have multiple pages in the current writer
2. Adding the next page would exceed the limit 2. Adding the next page would exceed the limit
3. We need to save the previous chunk without the last page 3. We need to save the previous chunk without the last page
4. Start a new chunk with the current page 4. Start a new chunk with the current page
With blank 200x200 pages: ~431 bytes base + ~120 bytes per additional page With blank 200x200 pages: ~431 bytes base + ~120 bytes per additional page
- 1 page: ~431 bytes - 1 page: ~431 bytes
- 2 pages: ~551 bytes - 2 pages: ~551 bytes
- 3 pages: ~671 bytes - 3 pages: ~671 bytes
Setting max_size to 600 bytes should allow 2 pages (551 bytes) but not 3 pages (671 bytes). Setting max_size to 600 bytes should allow 2 pages (551 bytes) but not 3 pages (671 bytes).
This will trigger the exceeds_limit && current_page_count > 1 path. This will trigger the exceeds_limit && current_page_count > 1 path.
""" """