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Add information about testing-unit Gradle module (#2674)

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When writing unit tests, you often need to isolate the code under test by mocking its dependencies. The project uses [MockK](https://mockk.io/). Use this tool to create mocks or fakes for external dependencies, ensuring that your tests remain focused on the behavior of your code. When writing unit tests, you often need to isolate the code under test by mocking its dependencies. The project uses [MockK](https://mockk.io/). Use this tool to create mocks or fakes for external dependencies, ensuring that your tests remain focused on the behavior of your code.
### Sharing code between Gradle modules
The project includes a Gradle module named `:testing-unit` for sharing code across other Gradle modules. Add code to this module if it is used in multiple modules. Make sure that `:testing-unit` remains independent from modules like `:common` to avoid circular dependencies.
## Testing with Android APIs ## Testing with Android APIs
For cases where your code interacts with Android APIs that cannot be mocked or faked properly, the project includes [Robolectric](https://robolectric.org/). Robolectric allows you to run Android-specific tests in a JVM environment, avoiding the need for an emulator. For cases where your code interacts with Android APIs that cannot be mocked or faked properly, the project includes [Robolectric](https://robolectric.org/). Robolectric allows you to run Android-specific tests in a JVM environment, avoiding the need for an emulator.