Wrote pytests for settings module

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced application settings management to improve user experience with preferences.
• Bug Fixes
  • Fixed issues with preference attribute handling to ensure more robust performance.
• Documentation
  • Updated in-code documentation to reflect changes and guide future development.
• Tests
  • Added comprehensive tests for application preferences functionality.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates in the fastboot project refine attribute management and class representations, introducing a testing suite for the AppPreferences class. These changes enhance code robustness and clarity, improving preference validation and management.

Changes

Files	Changes Summary
fastboot/settings.py	- Excluded _store attribute in __setattr__. - Added __repr__ to Preference class. - validator now a staticmethod in __init_subclass__. - WorkerCount class commented out.
tests/.../test_settings.py	Introduced tests for AppPreferences, including setup, validation, and methods for handling preference values.

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In the land of code, where logic plays,
A rabbit hopped through the maze of arrays.
With a hop and a skip, settings align,
Under tests that guard like old pine.
"To better software," he whispers, cheers! 🥂
As the moonlight through the data peers.

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