Added tests to verify state preservation in TextNoteCanvasScreen

[romanofranz]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a critical UI test to ensure the TextNoteCanvasScreen correctly preserves its state. The test simulates user input and then triggers an activity recreation, verifying that the data entered into the title and note fields remains intact. This enhancement improves the robustness of the application by confirming that user data is not lost during common lifecycle events like configuration changes.

Highlights

• New UI Test for State Preservation: A new UI test, textNoteCanvasScreen_savedState(), has been added to CahierAppTest.kt to specifically verify state preservation in the TextNoteCanvasScreen.
• Activity Recreation Simulation: The test simulates user interaction by entering text into title and note fields, then recreates the activity to ensure the entered data persists across this lifecycle event.
• Compose UI Test API Usage: New Compose UI testing imports were added to facilitate interaction with text input fields and assert the presence of text after activity recreation.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a new UI test to verify that the state of the TextNoteCanvasScreen is preserved after an activity recreation. The test implementation is correct and effectively validates the desired behavior. My review includes a few suggestions to enhance the code quality and test robustness, mainly focusing on removing unused imports, avoiding code duplication, and replacing hardcoded strings with string resources to make the tests more resilient to future changes.

[gemini-code-assist]

This waitUntil block is duplicated in other tests within this file (e.g., homeScreen_displaysAndNavigatesToDrawing and homeScreen_displaysAndNavigatesToText). To improve code reuse and maintainability, consider extracting this logic into a common function or a JUnit @Before method. This would ensure the UI is ready before each test runs, without repeating the same waiting logic.

[cka-dev]

LGTM with some nit comments