Improve specificity of decode_mask test by validating m2g edges#111
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Improve specificity of decode_mask test by validating m2g edges#111bhawna346 wants to merge 3 commits intomllam:mainfrom
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Updated edge filtering to retain only edges where both nodes are selected.
Add validation to ensure all retained edges satisfy the decode mask.
Add validation for retained edges to satisfy decode mask.
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Duplicate of #104 |
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This PR improves the specificity of the decode_mask test by focusing on the relevant decoding (m2g) edges instead of checking the total number of edges.
Previously, the test verified overall edge count changes, which could lead to vague or misleading validation. This update ensures that only the m2g edges are evaluated, making the test more aligned with the intended behavior and more robust to future changes.
Addresses #103