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Test(organization_search_list): Improved Code Coverage #2645

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What kind of change does this PR introduce?

This PR improves the code coverage of the organization_search_list.dart file from 79% to 94.59%, a significant improvement. These changes provide a solid foundation to further enhance coverage to 100% with the addition of a few more tests. The core functionalities of the file remain unchanged.


Issue Number

Fixes #1293
Furthered referenced in #1125


Did you add tests for your changes?

Yes


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Summary

This PR introduces new tests for lib/widgets/organization_search_list.dart, located in the test file:
test/widget_tests/widgets/organization_search_list_test.dart.

Additionally, minor updates were made to lib/widgets/organization_search_list.dart to improve test compatibility while ensuring the core functionality remains intact.


Does this PR introduce a breaking change?

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Other Information

Does not change core functions and provides a baseline for further improvements


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anand-aman and others added 24 commits May 26, 2021 21:26
- Widgets common between add_event_dialog.dart and edit_event_dialog.dart have been separated into file event_widgets.dart
- Data is passed as parameter
- Register form also reformatted
Fix: #654 Sort the Organization Names in Join_Organization Page
- Reformatted with flutter format
- URL Page Animation extracted and moved to other file
[Refactoring] Dart file size reduction
* lang addition

* lng-add

* static string removal

* language changes

* chgs in main

* test update
* ui added

* adding lng widget

* bug fix

* test upd
* chore: fixes linting issue

* ptch: replaces event list with displayed events list
* Replacing extra widgets for toasts with Custom Toast and making it uniform

* removed snackbar.dart due to no implementation

* flutter format

* merge conflict resolved
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