test(middleware/selector): add assertions for TestMatch and TestMatchClient#3811
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The existing TestMatch and TestMatchClient had test cases but lacked
assertions to verify whether the middleware was actually applied based
on the matching rules (Prefix, Regex, Path). This made the tests
unable to catch regressions in the selector matching logic.
Add a middlewareApplied flag and expected want field to each test case,
verifying that:
- Prefix("/hello/") matches operations starting with /hello/
- Regex(`/test/[0-9]+`) matches numeric test paths
- Path("/example/kratos") matches exact paths
- Non-matching operations are correctly skipped
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Summary
TestMatchandTestMatchClienthad test cases but lacked assertions — they only called the handler without verifying whether the middleware was actually applied based on matching rules.middlewareAppliedflag and expectedwantfield to each test case, verifying thatPrefix,Regex, andPathmatching rules work correctly for both server and client selectors.// TODO: Add test cases.comments.Test plan
go test ./middleware/selector/ -v -run "TestMatch"passes