Py-split-integer test functions completed

[jekul-andrew]

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Review Summary

Your solution is approved because the implementation of split_integer appears to meet the functional requirements, and the existing tests correctly use pytest with clear, behavior-focused names and direct assertions. The function returns the correct number of parts, preserves the sum, keeps the list sorted, and distributes values so the difference between elements is at most 1 for the cases exercised. There are no critical blockers like failing tests, missing core functionality, or violations of the explicit checklist items.

To further strengthen your test suite, consider adding specific tests for the example inputs split_integer(6, 2) and split_integer(17, 4) so that all documented examples are directly verified. It would also be good practice to include a test that explicitly checks max(result) - min(result) <= 1 across a few varied inputs, rather than relying only on visual inspection of expected lists. These are enhancements rather than required fixes, and your current work already satisfies the task’s core requirements. Nice job overall on keeping the tests clean, focused, and aligned with the behavior of split_integer.

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