port tests from core

[JarbasAl]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced intent and entity handling with new message bus event handlers for improved request processing.
  • Added functionality for retrieving intents and entities registered with the Padatious intent parser.

• Tests

  • Introduced a comprehensive suite of unit tests for the PadatiousPipeline class to ensure reliable intent and entity registration and retrieval.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request enhance the PadatiousPipeline class within the ovos_padatious/opm.py file by adding three new message bus event handlers for processing requests related to intents and entities. Additionally, a new file tests/test_intent_serv.py has been introduced, which includes a suite of unit tests for the PadatiousPipeline class, ensuring the correct functionality of intent and entity registration and retrieval.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
ovos_padatious/opm.py	Added methods: handle_get_padatious, handle_padatious_manifest, handle_entity_manifest; reorganized existing handlers; updated shutdown method.
tests/test_intent_serv.py	Added class TestIntentServiceApi with multiple test methods and helper functions for testing intent and entity functionalities.

Possibly related PRs

• feat/opm_pipeline #2: The changes in this PR also involve the PadatiousPipeline class in ovos_padatious/opm.py, specifically regarding message bus event handling and intent registration, which aligns with the enhancements made in the main PR.
• feat!:pipeline factory #15: This PR introduces new message handlers in the PadatiousPipeline class, similar to the new handlers added in the main PR, indicating a direct connection in functionality and purpose.

Suggested labels

feature, refactor

Poem

🐰 In the land of intent and dreams,
New handlers dance in bright moonbeams.
With tests to guard our precious flow,
The Padatious magic starts to grow!
Hopping through code, we celebrate,
For every change, we elevate! 🌟

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