refactor: restructure Zekr into smaller internal modules#4
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Split the monolithic Zekr.res into well-defined internal modules: - Zekr__Types: Core type definitions (testResult, testMode, testCase, etc.) - Zekr__Colors: ANSI color utilities for console output - Zekr__Assert: All assertion functions (assertEqual, assertTrue, etc.) - Zekr__Snapshot: Snapshot testing support with Node.js bindings - Zekr__Runner: Test execution, reporting, and timeout handling The Zekr module remains the public API facade, re-exporting all types, assertions, snapshot functions, and runner functions for backward compatibility.
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Split the monolithic Zekr.res (749 lines) into well-defined internal modules:
The Zekr module remains the public API facade, re-exporting all types, assertions, and runner functions for backward compatibility.