More unit tests

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  • Improved internal test reliability by introducing a timeout check that flags delayed processes. These enhancements help ensure our quality assurance processes accurately catch performance issues, promoting overall system robustness.

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This pull request updates the test_listener function within the test module by introducing a timeout mechanism. The previous approach abruptly aborted the listener loop using l_loop.abort(). The new implementation wraps the listener loop in a timeout of one second using timeout(Duration::from_secs(1), l_loop).await. If the listener loop does not complete within this timeframe, an error is generated and verified against the expected message "deadline has elapsed".

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
l2-core/.../server.rs	Updated test_listener to use a timeout wrapper instead of aborting the listener loop directly. The test now awaits the listener loop for 1 second and asserts that the returned error message is "deadline has elapsed" if the loop times out.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Test
    participant TimeoutWrapper
    participant ListenerLoop

    Test->>TimeoutWrapper: Start listener loop with 1s timeout
    TimeoutWrapper->>ListenerLoop: Await listener loop execution
    ListenerLoop-->>TimeoutWrapper: (No response within 1s)
    TimeoutWrapper-->>Test: Return error ("deadline has elapsed")
    Test->>Test: Assert that error message matches expectation

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