🧪 Add tests for modal.damped_natural_frequency#2
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Added robust unit tests in tests/test_modal_controls.py using pytest and unittest.mock to properly mock internal library logic. Includes tests for underdamped, undamped, and overdamped conditions. Co-authored-by: evangress <106449014+evangress@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: Added tests for the previously untested
damped_natural_frequencymethod inlibrary/modal.py.📊 Coverage: Covered the happy path (underdamped case), edge path (undamped case where
damping=0.0), and error conditions (overdamped case wherezeta>1.0, raisingValueError). Mocksnatural_frequencyanddamping_rationatively usingpatch.objectto isolate the specific logic ofdamped_natural_frequency.✨ Result: Improved test reliability and comprehensive testing around structural vibration damping calculations!
PR created automatically by Jules for task 3644764050449508287 started by @evangress