[Feature] Printing Manual Pairing Code

[antonio-amjr]

Fix: project-chip/certification-tool#831
Depends on: project-chip/certification-tool-backend#287
Related to: project-chip/certification-tool#821

Description

Printing Manual Pairing Code during Test Run Executions using the updated Backend's endpoint that retrieve CHIP Server Informations.

Testing

Tested with the Simulated Test Case TC-OO-3.2:

PS:

• Unit Tests are also ok
• Sanity test with unrelated TCs as well

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the test execution process by integrating the display of manual pairing codes directly into the test run output. This feature is crucial for scenarios requiring manual device pairing, providing users with necessary information at the opportune moment. The changes involve updating API definitions, data models, and the websocket-based console output to fetch and present this information efficiently.

Highlights

• Manual Pairing Code Display: Introduced the functionality to display a manual pairing code during test run executions, leveraging an updated backend endpoint.
• API Endpoint Enhancement: The get_chip_server_info API call has been extended to accept additional parameters such as discriminator, setup_pin_code, version, vendor_id, and product_id to facilitate manual pairing code generation.
• Model Update: The ChipServerInfo model now includes a manual_pairing_code field to store the generated pairing code.
• Dynamic Information Display: The manual pairing code and CHIP server information are now dynamically displayed in the console via the websocket handler once the test run begins executing, rather than at the very start.
• Type Hint Modernization: Python type hints have been updated from Optional[Type] to Type | None and Dict/List to dict/list for improved readability and consistency.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a feature to print the manual pairing code during test run executions. The changes involve updating the API client to support new parameters for fetching CHIP server information, modifying the TestRunSocket to call this new endpoint at the appropriate time, and displaying the information to the user. The code is well-structured, and the new feature is implemented with good error handling. I've found a minor bug in a logging statement and suggested a small refactoring for code conciseness. Overall, this is a solid contribution.