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unit-tests

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Writes and runs unit tests for exchange platform projects. Covers business logic (calculation formulas, commissions, tiers) via pytest. No network calls — all external dependencies are mocked. Triggers: "write tests", "cover with tests", "unit tests", "pytest", "check formula".

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