test(query-core): expand TimeoutManager unit tests 🤖🤖🤖 - #11393
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In `@packages/query-core/src/__tests__/timeoutManager.test.tsx`:
- Line 208: Update the customProvider setup in the timeout manager test so its
setTimeout mock is typed to return the object timer ID rather than a number.
Ensure mockReturnValueOnce(objectTimerId) is type-compatible while preserving
the test’s existing behavior.
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The mock provider's setTimeout returned a number while one test queues an object timer id via mockReturnValueOnce. Type the mock explicitly as ManagedTimerId so the queued value is type-checked against the same union the TimeoutProvider contract uses.
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Expands the unit test coverage for
TimeoutManagerinpackages/query-core. The existing suite covered proxying behavior via spies; this PR adds behavioral coverage for the gaps that were not exercised:setTimeoutcallback actually fires after its delay (and not 1ms earlier);clearTimeoutprevents the callback from firing;setIntervalfires repeatedly untilclearIntervalstops it.setIntervalcall also warns; re-setting the same provider instance after calls does not warn (provider !== this.#providerguard); only callingclearTimeout/clearIntervaldoes not arm the warning; switching after calls does not warn in production (NODE_ENV=production).ManagedTimerIdwithSymbol.toPrimitive) pass through to the provider untouched;clearTimeout(undefined)/clearInterval(undefined)are forwarded as no-ops; the manager returns the provider's timer ids verbatim.systemSetTimeoutZero: it is not mediated by the configuredtimeoutManagerprovider, and the callback runs on the next event loop tick.Test-only change: no production source is modified.
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