Minor cursor behaviour improvements (+ testing)#428
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…rsor behaviour improve cursor testing for rewound formerly-closed cursors refine type-ignore hints across cursor tests
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Should this comment be updated now that STARTED is set?
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Ah. That's correct. Thanks for spotting this!
Fixed. (6 separate docstrings).
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LGTM @sl-at-ibm, one NIT comment
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This PR fixes/enhances a couple of details in the cursor testing and introduces two slight changes in the cursor behaviour, related to reflecting more faithfully the cursor state (IDLE -> STARTED -> CLOSED) under certain operations.
(it also denylists some unreleased vectorize models to be able to run vectorize tests on certain dev deployments, but this is irrelevant)
The cursor behaviour changes, dictated by a better alignment with the Typescript client cursor behaviour, are so tiny that I do not think they should be treated as "breaking changes", rather as essentially bug fixes. "started" means we started issuing request, and "closed" means there is nothing more to fetch, so...