Add log capture assertions

[jslee02]

Summary

• validate logging output in test_logging.py

Testing

• python -m pytest -k test_logging -q (fails: No module named pytest)

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds assertions to validate logging output in tests by capturing log messages with capsys.

• Updated test_basics to use capsys for capturing logs and asserting expected log messages.
• Updated test_arguments to capture logs and verify the formatted logging output.

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Pull Request Overview

The purpose of this PR is to validate logging output by adding log capture assertions in the unit tests.

• Introduces a helper function, assert_logged, to check log outputs.
• Updates test_basics and test_arguments to use capsys for capturing and asserting log output.

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Pull Request Overview

This pull request introduces logging output validation in the unit tests by adding log capture assertions.

• A helper function (assert_logged) is added to encapsulate the log assertion logic.
• The test functions (test_basics and test_arguments) have been updated to use capsys and the new assertion helper.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds log capture assertions to validate logging output by introducing a helper function.

• Added a new helper function assert_logged that verifies log messages appear in exactly one of stdout or stderr.
• Updated test_basics and test_arguments to use assert_logged for log validation.

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Pull Request Overview

Adds a reusable helper for capturing and asserting log messages in existing tests.

• Introduce assert_logged to centralize log output validation.
• Update test_basics and test_arguments to use the new helper and include capsys.

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python/tests/unit/common/test_logging.py:34

• [nitpick] For improved readability and consistency, switch to an f-string: dart.common.info(f"Log with param '{1}' and '{val}'").

dart.common.info("Log with param '{}' and '{}'".format(1, val))

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[nitpick] Consider using pytest's caplog fixture instead of capsys for logging assertions, which provides richer log record inspection and severity filtering.

Suggested change

	def assert_logged(capsys, *messages: str) -> None:
	"""Read captured logs and ensure *messages* appear in the output."""
	captured = capsys.readouterr()
	output = captured.out + captured.err
	for msg in messages:
	assert msg in output, f"{msg!r} not found in captured output"
	def test_basics(capsys):
	def assert_logged(caplog, *messages: str) -> None:
	"""Ensure *messages* appear in the captured logs."""
	log_output = " ".join(record.message for record in caplog.records)
	for msg in messages:
	assert msg in log_output, f"{msg!r} not found in captured logs"
	def test_basics(caplog):

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