test(fuzz): exercise every editable resource field - #15262
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coverage: 73.943% (+0.04%) from 73.9% — fuzz-edit-all-resource-fields into main |
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Replace the resource-specific edit actions with one
EditResourcetransition that can mutate every non-idfield of DNS, CIDR, static device pool, and dynamic device pool resources, as well as change resource type. Generated field enums and exhaustive matches make new fields require an explicit decision in the generator, reference model, and dispatcher. Internet resources remain excluded because the Portal does not permit editing them.The reference model predicts edits independently of the SUT payload. The dispatcher applies the corresponding client, gateway, DNS, and device-access updates, while packet and flow assertions remain in place for unaffected traffic.