test: Remove a println from test_absolute_paths

[Pr0methean]

This PR applies 1/2 suggestions from code quality AI findings. 1 suggestion was skipped to avoid creating conflicts.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on improving code quality by implementing one of the suggestions derived from AI-driven code quality analysis. The change involves the removal of a specific debug print statement within a test file, leading to cleaner and more efficient test code without altering its functional behavior.

Highlights

• Code Quality Improvement: This pull request addresses an AI code quality finding by removing a debug println! statement from the tests/absolute_paths.rs file.

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[amazon-q-developer]

This PR removes a debug println! statement from the test file, which is a good code quality improvement. Debug output should not be left in production test code as it creates unnecessary noise during test runs.

However, the PR title "Potential fix for 1 code quality finding" doesn't follow the Conventional Commits format specified in the project guidelines. It should start with a type prefix like chore:, fix:, or test: followed by a descriptive message (e.g., "test: remove debug println from absolute_paths test").

The code change itself is correct and ready for merge.

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Code Review

This pull request removes a debugging println! statement from the test_absolute_paths test. This is a good change as it cleans up the test output and improves code quality. The change is correct and I have no further suggestions.