benchkit 0.20.0

Lightweight benchmarking toolkit focused on practical performance analysis and report generation. Non-restrictive alternative to criterion, designed for easy integration and markdown report generation.
Documentation
//! Test documentation functionality

#![allow(clippy ::std_instead_of_core)]
#![allow(clippy ::writeln_empty_string)]

#[ cfg(feature = "integration") ]
use benchkit ::prelude :: *;
#[ cfg(feature = "markdown_reports") ]
#[ allow(unused_imports) ]
use benchkit ::documentation :: *;
use std ::io ::Write;

type Result< T > = core ::result ::Result< T, Box<dyn core ::error ::Error >>;

#[ test ]
#[ cfg(feature = "markdown_reports") ]
fn test_documentation_update() -> Result< () >
{
  // Create temporary test file (avoid README.md to comply with rules)
  let temp_file = std ::env ::temp_dir().join("-benchkit_test_doc.md");
  let mut file = std ::fs ::File ::create(&temp_file)?;
  writeln!(file, "# Test Project")?;
  writeln!(file)?;
  writeln!(file, "## Performance")?;
  writeln!(file)?;
  writeln!(file, "Old performance data")?;
  writeln!(file)?;
  writeln!(file, "## Other Section")?;
  writeln!(file)?;
  writeln!(file, "This should remain")?;
  drop(file);
  
  // Update the performance section
  let config = DocumentationConfig ::readme_performance(&temp_file);
  let updater = DocumentationUpdater ::new(config);
  
  let new_content = "| Algorithm | Speed |\n|-----------|-------|\n| Fast | 100 ops/sec |";
  let _diff = updater.update_section(new_content)?;
  
  // Verify update
  let updated_content = std ::fs ::read_to_string(&temp_file)?;
  assert!(updated_content.contains("Fast | 100 ops/sec"));
  assert!(updated_content.contains("This should remain"));
  
  // Cleanup
  std ::fs ::remove_file(&temp_file).expect("Failed to cleanup test file");

  Ok(())
}