test: Add a test that validates CRC_TABLE#690
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This PR adds a test to validate the CRC_TABLE constant against the standard CRC-32 algorithm. The test correctly implements the CRC-32 table generation algorithm using the polynomial 0xEDB88320 and verifies all 256 entries. The implementation is correct and the test will effectively catch any errors in the CRC_TABLE values. No blocking issues found.
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This pull request adds a useful test to validate the CRC_TABLE used in the ZipCrypto implementation. The test correctly calculates the expected CRC value for each byte and compares it against the precomputed table. The suggested refactoring aims to make the test code more idiomatic and readable by introducing a constant for the CRC polynomial and using a more standard iteration pattern in Rust. Overall, a good addition for ensuring the correctness of this critical data structure.
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