✨ Quality: coverage and documentation - useAI hook#98
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- Add JSDoc @example blocks to UseAIResult interface - Implement defensive optional chaining in useAI availability check - Add lib/hooks/useAI.coverage.test.ts with 13 new test cases - Cover edge cases: unrecognized APIs, user activation, restricted keys, and base constructors
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💡 What: Added comprehensive JSDoc documentation and targeted unit tests for the useAI hook. Also implemented a defensive fix for API status access.
🎯 Why: useAI had coverage gaps in error handling and edge cases (like user activation and base constructors). The return interface lacked examples for better developer experience.
📊 Impact: Increased useAI.ts statement coverage from ~76% to ~85% and branch coverage from ~68% to ~82%. Improved IDE IntelliSense with JSDoc examples. Enhanced hook robustness against unrecognized API types.
✅ Verification: Ran pnpm test:coverage and verified the increase in coverage. All tests passed. Ran pnpm lint and confirmed no new errors were introduced in the modified files.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 8515023425167379298 started by @galiprandi