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This PR introduces a comprehensive test suite for the bubble_sort function. The tests cover a variety of scenarios to ensure the correctness and robustness of the sorting algorithm. The following cases are included:

  • Empty List: Verifies that an empty list returns an empty list.

  • Single Element: Ensures a single-element list remains unchanged.

  • Sorted List: Confirms that an already sorted list remains unchanged.

  • Reverse Sorted List: Tests sorting of a list in descending order.

  • Random List: Validates sorting of a list with random elements.

  • Duplicate Elements: Checks correct handling of lists with duplicate values.

  • Negative Numbers: Ensures proper sorting of lists containing negative numbers.

  • Floating Numbers: Tests sorting of lists with floating-point numbers.

  • Mixed Numbers: Verifies sorting of lists with a mix of integers and floats.

  • Large Numbers: Confirms correct sorting of lists with large integer values.

  • Small Numbers: Tests sorting of lists with very small floating-point values.

These tests ensure the bubble_sort function handles a wide range of input scenarios effectively.

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