Pull out additional Generate logic into functions; add tests#1059
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Follow-up for #1055 with the promised tests. I pulled most of the remaining conditional logic into functions that are much easier to test and added tests for the respective functions and relocated the somewhat-redundant size/checksum calculation which can be done as part of the initial file scan.
For the checksum calculations, we can use MinIO's sha256-simd package which is quite a bit faster to eliminate some of the overhead.
I also continued the trend of using
iotavalues instead of the direct integers since it may not be apparent that an integer is actually a severity.Key points: