Validate `manual_test` has length > 0 if not `None`
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Start by locating the definition and validation logic for manual_test in the Python codebase. Add coverage for None, a non-empty string, and the empty string, then run the relevant test suite to confirm that empty values are rejected while None remains valid.
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Description
manual_testis typedstr | None- If not
None, we should validate a length > 0 (the empty string should not be allowed)
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