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test(statusserver): add unit tests for token parsing and status URL helpers

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#3,404 opened on Mar 31, 2026

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Description

What you would like to be added?

I’d like to add focused unit tests for helper functions in pkg/statusserver, specifically:

  • extractRawToken
  • TokenAudience
  • StatusUrl

I also noticed that extractRawToken currently uses exact string splitting on "Bearer <token>", which is a bit brittle for extra whitespace or lowercase bearer. If maintainers agree, I’d like to make that parsing slightly more robust while keeping the behavior simple.

Why is this needed?

These helpers are small but important for status server auth and request path generation. Adding direct unit tests would improve confidence in the status server code and make this logic easier to maintain.

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Research direction
Examine the existing helper functions in pkg/statusserver and their callers. Look at the existing test files in the same package for testing patterns and conventions. Implement unit tests for extractRawToken, TokenAudience, and StatusUrl functions, covering edge cases like extra whitespace or lowercase 'bearer'.
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go
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backend
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Test
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2
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1-3 hours
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80