Day/Night forecast doesn't have a summary/icon so removed from test

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This pull request refines a test case by removing assertions for properties that do not exist in the Day/Night forecast data. This ensures the test accurately reflects the current data structure, preventing potential false failures and improving the precision of the test suite.

Highlights

• Test Refinement: Removed assertions for summary and icon properties within the test_forecast_day_night function, as these properties are not present in the Day/Night forecast data structure.

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Code Review

This pull request addresses a failing test by removing assertions for summary and icon on the day_night forecast object. The underlying reason is that the API does not provide these fields at the top level of the day_night block. While removing the assertions fixes the test, I've provided a suggestion to make the test more explicit by asserting that these values are None. This will improve the test's robustness against future API changes.

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tests/test_forecast.py (119-120)

While removing these assertions fixes the failing test, it's better practice to explicitly assert that these attributes are None. This makes the test more robust by clearly stating the expectation that summary and icon are not present on the top-level day_night object. If the API behavior changes in the future to include these fields, this test will fail, correctly indicating that the test data or model may need to be updated.

    assert forecast.day_night.summary is None
    assert forecast.day_night.icon is None