Test: added test for Organization search list

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Issue Number:

Fixes #2612

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added tests for lib/widgets/organization_search_list.dart file in test/widget_tests/widgets/organization_search_list_test.dart

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• Tests
  • Introduced a new suite of widget tests for the OrganizationSearchList component.
  • Validated rendering, loading indicators, organization item display, error handling, and pagination logic.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new test file, organization_search_list_test.dart, which contains a suite of widget tests for the OrganizationSearchList component in a Flutter application. The tests cover various functionalities, including widget rendering, loading states, error handling, and pagination logic. Mock objects are utilized to simulate interactions, ensuring that the tests do not rely on actual data sources.

Changes

File	Change Summary
test/widget_tests/organization_search_list_test.dart	Introduced a suite of widget tests for OrganizationSearchList, covering rendering, loading states, error handling, and pagination.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Write unittests for lib/widgets/organization_search_list.dart (2612)	✅

Possibly related issues

• Unittests for widget organization_search_list.dart  #1293: The changes provide unit tests for the organization_search_list.dart widget, addressing the need for comprehensive testing as outlined in this issue.
• Unittests for widget organization_list.dart #1294: Although related to a different file, the approach taken in this PR could inform similar testing efforts for organization_list.dart.
• Write unittests for lib/widgets/organization_list.dart #2603: Similar to the above, while not directly addressing this issue, the testing framework established here may assist in future unit testing for organization_list.dart.

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