The file was not declared in repository/mod.rs and imported crate::api::jellyfin,
a module that does not exist. It had never been built, let alone run.
Dead would be reason enough, but it was worse than dead. Its mock reimplemented
the URL builders and then asserted against itself, and online.rs still carries
the comment recording where that leads: the mock used the correct stream.mp4
endpoint while the real implementation shipped /Videos/{id}/download, which 404s
on real servers and silently broke every movie and TV download. The "test" stayed
green throughout. Its own test_image_url_basic asserted api_key= appears in image
URLs while the mock two lines above it documented the opposite.
Deleted rather than revived: it asserts on constructed URL strings, which is the
pattern the mock-server harness replaces. The lesson it left is preserved in the
online.rs comment that referenced it — assert against a response from a mock
server, never against a mock that re-derives the thing under test.
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