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- Added testVerifyHostnameMatchCaseInsensitive to ReCaptchaTest.php. - Verified that the test correctly handles mismatched casing between expected and actual hostnames. - Confirmed that the test fails if case-insensitive matching is disabled. Co-authored-by: rowan-m <108052+rowan-m@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: The testing gap addressed was the lack of a test case for case-insensitive hostname verification in the
ReCaptchaclass.📊 Coverage: The new test
testVerifyHostnameMatchCaseInsensitivecovers scenarios where the expected hostname and the response hostname have different casing (e.g., 'HOST.NAME' vs 'host.name' and vice versa).✨ Result: This improvement ensures that the case-insensitive matching behavior is preserved during future refactoring and increases the reliability of the hostname validation logic.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 5612976521281188627 started by @rowan-m