Fix test_snake_collision_with_self to simulate self-collision #28
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… itself after moving left.
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Description
Fixed the
test_snake_collision_with_selftest intests.pyto correctly simulate a scenario where the snake collides with itself. The issue was that after moving the snake to the left, it did not collide with itself. By appending a new segment to the snake's tail after moving, we ensure that in the next move, the snake's head will collide with its body.Summary
snake_game_py/tests.pyto append a new segment to the snake's tail after moving, ensuring a self-collision scenario.Fixes #26.
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