Introduced a new test class `RecActionApiTests` to validate the behavior of the `RecActions` API client.
- Added tests for `GetAsync`, `CreateAsync`, `UpdateAsync`, `DeleteAsync`, and `InvokeAsync` methods to ensure proper handling of valid and invalid inputs.
- Verified dependency injection resolution for `RecClient` and `RecActions`.
- Included assertions for HTTP status codes, request methods, and query parameters.
- Handled edge cases such as missing test data with `Assert.Pass` or `Assert.Ignore`.
- Utilized scoped clients for test isolation and resource management.
These changes improve test coverage and ensure the reliability of the `RecActions` API client.
Introduce `RecClientTestBase` to streamline integration tests for `ReCClient`.
This abstract class uses `WebApplicationFactory` to create a test server
for `ReC.API` and configures a `ServiceProvider` with necessary services.
It includes helper methods for creating scoped `ReCClient` instances and
ensures proper resource cleanup via `IDisposable`.
Update `ReC.Tests.csproj` to include:
- `Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Testing` package for integration testing.
- Project references to `ReC.API` and `ReC.Client` for testing purposes.
These changes establish a reusable and maintainable testing infrastructure.
