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File classTypes.spec.ts has 572 lines of code (exceeds 250 allowed). Consider refactoring.

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import { ClassMember } from './classTypes.js';
import { vi, describe, it, expect } from 'vitest';
const spyOn = vi.spyOn;

const staticCssStyle = 'text-decoration:underline;';

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  describe('when method return type is a nested generic', function () {
    it('should parse correctly', function () {
      const str = `getTimetableList() List~List~T~~`;

      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');

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  describe('when method has single parameter type and name (type first)', function () {
    it('should parse correctly', function () {
      const str = `getTime(int count)`;

      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');

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  describe('when method has single parameter value', function () {
    it('should parse correctly', function () {
      const str = `getTime(int)`;

      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');

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  describe('when method return type is generic', function () {
    it('should parse correctly', function () {
      const str = `getTimes() List~T~`;

      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');

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  describe('when method has return type', function () {
    it('should parse correctly', function () {
      const str = `getTime() DateTime`;

      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');

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  describe('when method has no parameters', function () {
    it('should parse correctly', function () {
      const str = `getTime()`;

      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');

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  describe('when method parameter contains two generic', function () {
    it('should parse correctly', function () {
      const str = `getTimes(List~T~, List~OT~)`;

      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');

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  describe('when method parameter is generic', function () {
    it('should parse correctly', function () {
      const str = `getTimes(List~T~)`;

      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');

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  describe('when method parameter is a nested generic', function () {
    it('should parse correctly', function () {
      const str = `getTimetableList(List~List~T~~)`;

      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');

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  describe('when method has single parameter type and name (name first)', function () {
    it('should parse correctly', function () {
      const str = `getTime(count int)`;

      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');

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  describe('when the attribute has no modifiers', () => {
    it('should parse the display text correctly', () => {
      const str = 'name String';

      const displayDetails = new ClassMember(str, 'attribute').getDisplayDetails();

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  describe('when the attribute has protected "#" modifier', () => {
    it('should parse the display text correctly', () => {
      const str = '#name String';

      const displayDetails = new ClassMember(str, 'attribute').getDisplayDetails();

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  describe('when the attribute has static "$" modifier', () => {
    it('should parse the display text correctly and apply static css style', () => {
      const str = 'name String$';

      const displayDetails = new ClassMember(str, 'attribute').getDisplayDetails();

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  describe('when the attribute has public "+" modifier', () => {
    it('should parse the display text correctly', () => {
      const str = '+name String';

      const displayDetails = new ClassMember(str, 'attribute').getDisplayDetails();

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  describe('when the attribute has private "-" modifier', () => {
    it('should parse the display text correctly', () => {
      const str = '-name String';

      const displayDetails = new ClassMember(str, 'attribute').getDisplayDetails();

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  describe('when the attribute has abstract "*" modifier', () => {
    it('should parse the display text correctly and apply abstract css style', () => {
      const str = 'name String*';

      const displayDetails = new ClassMember(str, 'attribute').getDisplayDetails();

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  describe('when the attribute has internal "~" modifier', () => {
    it('should parse the display text correctly', () => {
      const str = '~name String';

      const displayDetails = new ClassMember(str, 'attribute').getDisplayDetails();

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    it('should return correct css for static classifier', function () {
      const str = methodNameAndParameters + '$';
      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');
      expect(classMember.getDisplayDetails().displayText).toBe(expectedMethodNameAndParameters);
      expect(classMember.getDisplayDetails().cssStyle).toBe(staticCssStyle);

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    it('should return correct css for abstract classifier', function () {
      const str = methodNameAndParameters + '*';
      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');
      expect(classMember.getDisplayDetails().displayText).toBe(expectedMethodNameAndParameters);
      expect(classMember.getDisplayDetails().cssStyle).toBe(abstractCssStyle);

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    it('should handle public visibility', function () {
      const str = '+' + methodNameAndParameters;

      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');
      expect(classMember.getDisplayDetails().displayText).toBe(

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    it('should handle private visibility', function () {
      const str = '-' + methodNameAndParameters;
      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');
      expect(classMember.getDisplayDetails().displayText).toBe(
        '-' + expectedMethodNameAndParameters

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    it('should handle protected visibility', function () {
      const str = '#' + methodNameAndParameters;
      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');
      expect(classMember.getDisplayDetails().displayText).toBe(
        '#' + expectedMethodNameAndParameters

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    it('should handle internal visibility', function () {
      const str = '~' + methodNameAndParameters;

      const classMember = new ClassMember(str, 'method');
      expect(classMember.getDisplayDetails().displayText).toBe(

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