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Fix issue 99 #137

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Solves issue #99

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Merging #137 (357741d) into master (b313ec1) will decrease coverage by 0.02%.
The diff coverage is 100.00%.

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scrapy_poet/api.py 100.00% <100.00%> (ø)

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Hi @kmike
I fixed the issue. I saw that there are some silenced test that mention DummyResponse so maybe there are edges to trim. I wrote a basic test but if you prefer, I can write more tests.
Thanks

cc @felipeboffnunes

assert dummy.status == 300

dummy = DummyResponse("https://google.com", 400)
assert dummy.status == 400
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Hey! The original issue was that .replace doesn't work; could you please add a test for this, or maybe even change this test to check .replace?

Users shouldn't be creating DummyResponse instances themselves, but they might have code which calls response.replace.

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kmike commented Mar 9, 2023

Looks good overall, thanks @FilippoPetroli!

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