Test/stream

[ccamel]

Following up on PR #579, update the unit tests for the files/stream predicates (consult/1, open/3, open/4) to adopt Gherkin testing methodoly.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced documentation for the consult/1 predicate in Prolog, enabling the reading of files as Prolog source code.
  • Added new predicate documentation for open/3 and open/4, detailing stream opening functionalities and their use in CosmWasm smart contracts.
  • Enhanced uri_encoded/3 to include 'query_path' as a possible value for the Component parameter, improving URI component specificity.
  • Implemented feature tests for consult/1, open/3, and open/4 predicates to demonstrate their usage within CosmWasm smart contracts.

• Documentation

  • Updated sidebar positions in various documentation files to improve navigational structure.
  • Clarified the functionality of the source_file/1 predicate and removed its examples section.
  • Reordered and fixed indentation in the read_string_3.md documentation for better readability.

• Refactor

  • Adjusted stream selection and control logic in the interpreter bootstrap process.
  • Updated registry mappings for functions like open/3 and consult/1 to optimize implementation.
  • Reformatted the file_to_string predicate for enhanced readability and consistency.

• Chores

  • Updated the generate_predicates_doc.go script for more accurate predicate name handling.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2a8e823 and 6a90e21.

Walkthrough

The recent updates focus on enhancing and clarifying various predicates in a Prolog environment customized for CosmWasm smart contracts. These improvements include introducing new predicates like consult/1, refining stream opening with open/3 and open/4, and enhancing URI component handling. Documentation and codebase adjustments were made to improve clarity, organization, and functionality across multiple predicates, along with testing enhancements for robustness and efficiency.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
docs/predicate/consult_1.md	Introduced consult/1 predicate with examples for CosmWasm smart contracts.
docs/predicate/crypto_data_hash_3.md to docs/predicate/string_bytes_3.md	Updated sidebar_position for several files.
docs/predicate/open_3.md, docs/predicate/open_4.md	Enhanced stream opening predicates with detailed explanations and examples.
docs/predicate/read_string_3.md, x/logic/predicate/string.go	Adjusted file_to_string predicate formatting and stream handling.
docs/predicate/source_file_1.md	Clarified source_file/1 predicate functionality and removed examples section.
docs/predicate/uri_encoded_3.md, x/logic/predicate/uri.go	Updated URI component handling for clarity.
scripts/generate_predicates_doc.go, x/logic/interpreter/..., x/logic/predicate/file.go	Functional and semantic adjustments in predicates and script for better clarity and efficiency.
x/logic/keeper/features/..., x/logic/keeper/features_test.go	Introduced and enhanced testing for predicates with scenarios and configurations relevant to CosmWasm smart contracts.

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