Automated Integration Test Goldens Update from CI

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request is an automated update of golden files for integration tests, ensuring that the test suite reflects the latest data and configuration changes. The updates primarily involve advancing dates in chart configurations, refining statistical variable specifications, and a substantial refactoring of topic classifications and chart blocks in certain test cases. These changes are crucial for maintaining the accuracy and relevance of automated integration tests.

Highlights

• Golden File Updates: Multiple golden files for integration tests have been updated, reflecting changes in expected output or configurations.
• Chart Configuration Adjustments: Several chart_config.json files were modified to update startDate and highlightDate values, typically advancing them by one year (e.g., from 2024 to 2025, or 2015 to 2016).
• Refactoring of Chart Configurations: Significant portions of chart_config.json files for lifeexpectancyinusstatesinthelast5years and populationintheusinthelastyear were removed, including numerous chart blocks and their associated statistical variable specifications. This indicates a streamlining or re-scoping of the displayed data.
• Topic Classification Changes: The populationintheusinthelastyear/chart_config.json file saw a major overhaul in its topic classifications, removing several child, main, and peer topics related to demographics and adding new ones focused on employment and economic activity.
• Floating-Point Precision: Minor adjustments were made to floating-point values in debug_info.json files, likely due to subtle changes in calculation or data representation.
• Country Data Reordering/Swapping: The whichcountriesinafricahavehadthegreatestincreaseinelectricityaccessoverthelast10years/chart_config.json file had its comparisonPlaces reordered and some countries swapped, affecting the display of electricity access growth.

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Code Review

This pull request primarily updates startDate and highlightDate values in various chart_config.json files, advancing them by one year (e.g., 2024 to 2025, 2020 to 2021, 2015 to 2016). It also includes minor precision adjustments to float values in debug_info.json files. A significant portion of the changes involves the removal of numerous chart blocks and their associated statistical variables from chart_config.json files, specifically impacting data related to 'Wildfire Emissions by Pollutant', various causes of death, mortality rates, and detailed population demographics. Review comments highlight that these removals, particularly for causes of death and wildfire emissions, represent a substantial reduction in test case scope and coverage, suggesting potential underlying issues with data availability or processing.

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server/integration_tests/test_data/e2e_date_range/lifeexpectancyinusstatesinthelast5years/chart_config.json (186-345)

A large number of charts and data variables related to causes of death have been removed in this update. For example, charts for 'Diseases of the Circulatory System', 'Causes of Female Mortality', and many others are gone. This represents a significant reduction in the scope of this test case. While this is an automated update, such a drastic change might point to an underlying issue with data availability or processing for these statistical variables. This could be an unintended side effect of other changes.

server/integration_tests/test_data/demo_feb2023/query_2/chart_config.json (130-190)

The chart block for 'Wildfire Emissions by Pollutant' and its associated statistical variables have been removed. This reduces the coverage of this test golden. This might be an unintended consequence of upstream data or code changes.