Add unit tests for buildProfile#243
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This test currently asserts that the Promise returned by the async buildProfile function is truthy, so it passes without checking the resolved profile. It also passes an in-memory history array even though buildProfile reads history from disk by size, which means regressions in the profile calculation would not be caught by this test.
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What was broken
No unit tests for buildProfile
What changed
Added unit tests for buildProfile
How to test
Run the new unit tests
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