Document successful test categories and current progress

Successful test categories identified:
- test_intelligent_routing.py: 5/5 PASS (100%)
- test_model_size_parser.py: 9/9 PASS (100%)
- test_model_registry_langchain_integration.py: 18/18 PASS (100%)

Total confirmed passing: 32+ tests
Infrastructure improvements enable tests to execute vs previous import failures.

Next: Build on these successes while addressing timeout issues in complex logic tests.

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Author: jeremymanning

data/test_control_flow/large.txt

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examples/outputs/control_flow_conditional/processed_empty.md

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 # Processed File
 
-Original size: 0 bytes
-Processing type: Empty file
+Original size: {{ read_file.size }} bytes
+Processing type: {% if read_file.size == 0 %}Empty file{% elif read_file.size > size_threshold %}Compressed{% else %}Expanded{% endif %}
+
 
 ## Result
 
-The input file was empty. No content to process.
+{% if handle_empty.status is not defined or handle_empty.status != 'skipped' %}{{ handle_empty }}{% elif compress_large.status is not defined or compress_large.status != 'skipped' %}{{ compress_large }}{% elif expand_small.status is not defined or expand_small.status != 'skipped' %}{{ expand_small }}{% else %}No content processed.{% endif %}

examples/outputs/control_flow_conditional/processed_small.md

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 # Processed File
 
-Original size: 40 bytes
-Processing type: Expanded
+Original size: {{ read_file.size }} bytes
+Processing type: {% if read_file.size == 0 %}Empty file{% elif read_file.size > size_threshold %}Compressed{% else %}Expanded{% endif %}
 
-## Result
-
-This is a small test file for expansion, intended to verify the functionality of file handling routines within a larger software system. Its concise nature – only 40 bytes in size – makes it ideal for initial smoke tests and boundary condition checks without incurring significant overhead in terms of processing time or storage requirements. The file's content, a simple descriptive sentence, allows for basic validation of read/write operations, ensuring that the core data transfer mechanisms are operational.
 
-Beyond simple existence checks, this file can be used to assess a system's ability to handle files of minimal size. This is important because many file processing algorithms have edge cases when dealing with very small input. For example, a routine that expects a file header might fail if the file is too small to contain the expected header structure. Similarly, functions that allocate buffers based on file size can behave unexpectedly if the initial size estimate is close to zero.
-
-Furthermore, the file's content can be employed to test character encoding support. Assuming the system is designed to handle Unicode or other multi-byte character sets, the file can be modified to include characters from those sets to confirm proper rendering and data integrity. The specific sentence structure can also be varied to include special characters or escape sequences, further exercising the parsing and processing logic of the system under test.
+## Result
 
-The size of the file, 40 bytes, is deliberately chosen to be small enough to be easily manipulated and transferred, yet large enough to contain a meaningful string for content validation. It represents a practical lower bound for file sizes used in many applications, making it a valuable tool for ensuring robustness and preventing unexpected errors related to minimal input data. Its use in conjunction with larger, more complex test files provides a comprehensive approach to validating file handling capabilities.
+{% if handle_empty.status is not defined or handle_empty.status != 'skipped' %}{{ handle_empty }}{% elif compress_large.status is not defined or compress_large.status != 'skipped' %}{{ compress_large }}{% elif expand_small.status is not defined or expand_small.status != 'skipped' %}{{ expand_small }}{% else %}No content processed.{% endif %}