Add allocation tests for interface implementations - #27
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SurrogatesBase is an interface-only package with no computational code to optimize. The package defines abstract types and function stubs that downstream packages implement. This adds allocation tests using AllocCheck and BenchmarkTools to: - Demonstrate that surrogate implementations can be allocation-free - Serve as a template for downstream package testing - Verify interface functions work correctly in performance-critical contexts Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Context
SurrogatesBase is an interface-only package with no computational code to optimize. The package defines abstract types (
AbstractDeterministicSurrogate,AbstractStochasticSurrogate) and function stubs (update!,parameters, etc.) that downstream packages implement.After profiling and analysis, the package is already well-optimized since it contains no computational code. However, allocation tests are valuable to:
Test plan
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