The pre-push ci-mirror runs the file-length gate over the whole tree, not
the diff, so ~30 files left it red and no push could land. This clears the
test half: 18 modules split into 60, plus the docstrings pylint wants on
every class and test method.
Splits are by responsibility, never mechanical partN names -- files are
named for the first class or test they contain (test_stats_sum_hours,
test_store_blocker_unblock_store, ...). Where a file was a single oversized
class, its test methods are partitioned into sibling classes instead, with
fixtures and helper classes copied into every part: a method-level split
that drops an autouse fixture fails at runtime, not at import, so it is easy
to miss.
test_polls_tracking_part2 keeps its name only because it still holds one
indivisible class; the rest of the partN files are gone.
1347 tests pass, unchanged in count and name from before the split -- the
splitter was checked by diffing test-function names, since a test silently
lost in a partition looks identical to one that never existed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016A1EYiv7e7HGhET84oa9M3
Four bugs fixed:
- HLTB search returned 0 results for ~87 games with special chars (™, ®, &,
standalone -, (Legacy), RHCP, etc.) — add _sanitize_search_name() and
extend _build_search_variants() with Steam-suffix and edition stripping
- fetch_hltb_detail_missing returned immediately because `app_id not in rush`
was always False (all keys present with -1) — fix to `rush.get(id,-1) <= 0`
- save_hltb_cache overwrote rush/leisure on confidence-only partial saves —
now reads existing cache and preserves data when extras dicts are empty
- _filter_qualifying_games excluded 57 games with stale snapshot hours (-1)
even though HLTB hours cache had valid data — add cache fallback
Result: stats shows Rush 64,670h / Leisure 136,807h / Worst 228,594h for
all 785 qualifying games with full rush+leisure detail.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
