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Point Dragger

A GUI application for creating, manipulating, and arranging points on a canvas. Points can be circles or squares, and supports multi-selection, cloning, and grid-based layout.

Features

Draw circles and squares on a canvas
Select single or multiple points
Drag points with mouse (snapped to grid)
Clone points in any direction

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Test Doubles Overview

Stand-ins for real implementations in tests (like stunt doubles)
Three types: fakes, stubbing, interaction testing
Google learned the hard way: overusing mocking frameworks creates maintenance nightmares with few bug finds
Practices vary widely across Google teams

Making Code Testable

Testability requires upfront investment (harder to retrofit later)
Use dependency injection to create "seams" for test doubles
Mocking frameworks reduce boilerplate but come with major caveats

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	#!/usr/bin/env rust-script
	//! ```cargo
	//! [dependencies]
	//! ropey = "1.6"
	//! smartstring = "1.0"
	//! ```

	use ropey::Rope;
	use smartstring::alias::String as Tendril;

	function ghieb() {
	[[ $# -eq 0 ]] && echo "Usage: ghieb <issue ID>" && return 1
	local tmpfile=$(mktemp)
	trap "rm -f $tmpfile" RETURN EXIT
	gh issue view $1 --json body -q .body > "$tmpfile" \|\| return 1
	$EDITOR "$tmpfile"
	gh issue edit $1 --body-file "$tmpfile"
	}