Read back temporary LAC files in E2E tests#22
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Summary
Updates E2E coverage so the test writes the encoded
.lacbytes to a temporary file, reads that file back, verifies the bytes match the encoder output, and decodes the reloaded bytes.Closes #21.
Correctness
docs/format.md.Security
Fuzzing Impact
Release Impact
CI
Local verification:
cmake -S . -B build-pr21 -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DLAC_BUILD_TESTS=ON -DLAC_TEST_ASSETS_DIR=/tmp/lac-no-assets cmake --build build-pr21 --parallel ctest --test-dir build-pr21 --output-on-failure ./build-pr21/lac_cli selftestNotes
This is intentionally limited to test coverage. It does not add a CLI file-loading path for
.lacdecode beyond the existing code.