Tests: use strict equality in some tests #2778
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What is this fixing or adding?
As the title says, make two tests' comparisons strict equality instead of less/greater than or equal.
In particular,
test_item_count[_greater]_equal_locations
becomes a very useful test for catching simple off-by-N errors once its comparison is made strict. I've already caught multiple bugs in my (unsupported) world with this change.#archipelago-dev
believes this test started out with .assertGreaterEqual() only because .assertEqual() would not have passed at the time, but today it does.How was this tested?
Ran all unittests in PyCharm on my machine on this branch