Updated all test methods to use asynchronous programming with
`async` and `await`, replacing synchronous calls with
`.GetAwaiter().GetResult()`. This improves readability and
aligns with modern C# practices.
Renamed test methods to reflect their asynchronous nature and
better describe their behavior. Updated exception handling to
validate HTTP methods and request URIs while maintaining
original assertions.
Applied changes consistently across multiple test classes,
including `CommonApiTests`, `EndpointAuthApiTests`,
`EndpointParamsApiTests`, `EndpointsApiTests`,
`ProfileApiTests`, `RecActionApiTests`, and `ResultApiTests`.
Added a `using` directive for `System.Text.Json` to support JSON
operations. Introduced two new test methods:
`GetDynamicAsync_without_filters_returns_dynamic_payload_or_throws_not_found`
to validate the behavior of `GetDynamicAsync` without filters, and
`GetDynamicAsync_with_unknown_profile_throws_not_found` to ensure
proper handling of unknown profile IDs.
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.
