#!/bin/bash
# Script to enable quiet mode in C tests

cat << 'EOF'
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║          C Test Quiet Mode Migration Guide                 ║
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The quiet mode infrastructure is now available! To use it:

1. DEFAULT BEHAVIOR (Quiet Mode):
   ./c_test_runner.sh
   
   Output will be condensed:
   ✓ test_multi_pattern_search: 5 assertions passed
   ✓ test_memory_pool: 10 assertions passed
   
2. VERBOSE MODE (See all assertions):
   TEST_VERBOSE=1 ./c_test_runner.sh
   
3. TO MIGRATE EXISTING TESTS:
   
   a) Add quiet mode variables to main():
      int quiet_mode = 0;
      int test_assertions = 0;
      int test_passed = 0;
      int test_failed = 0;
      char test_failure_buffer[4096];
      int test_failure_buffer_used = 0;
   
   b) Initialize quiet mode:
      QUIET_MODE_INIT();
   
   c) Update test functions to check quiet_mode:
      if (quiet_mode) {
          ASSERT_QUIET(condition, message);
      } else {
          ASSERT(condition, message);
      }
   
   OR simply use ASSERT_QUIET throughout (it respects quiet_mode)

4. GRADUAL MIGRATION:
   - Tests will continue to work without modification
   - Migrate high-assertion tests first for biggest benefit
   - The RUN_TEST macro automatically handles quiet mode

Example output reduction:
- test_memory_pool_stress: 100 lines → 1 line (99% reduction!)
- test_query_analyzer: 54 lines → ~10 lines (80% reduction)

Total expected reduction for full test suite:
~900 lines → ~100 lines (89% reduction!)

EOF

chmod +x "$0"