tests: import capa.render.default in test_render

[blenbot]

Summary

While running focused tests specifically test_render.py I encountered the following problem:

      AttributeError: module 'capa.render' has no attribute 'default'

tests\test_render.py:153: AttributeError
============================ short test summary info ============================ 
FAILED tests/test_render.py::test_render_meta_maec - AttributeError: module 'capa.render' has no attribute 'default'
========================= 1 failed, 29 passed in 0.32s ========================== 

To fix this I added missing capa.render.default in the test_render.py.

Changes

• Add explicit import capa.render.default in tests/test_render.py.

Checklist

• No CHANGELOG update needed
• No new tests needed
• No documentation update needed
• This submission includes AI-generated code and I have provided details in the description.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a specific test failure in test_render.py by ensuring that a necessary module, capa.render.default, is correctly imported. This resolves an AttributeError that prevented certain tests from running successfully, thereby improving the reliability of the test suite.

Highlights

• Test Fix: Resolved an AttributeError in test_render.py by explicitly importing capa.render.default, which was missing and caused test failures.

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Activity

• The author identified an AttributeError during focused testing of test_render.py.
• The author implemented a fix by adding a missing import statement.
• The author confirmed that no changelog, new tests, or documentation updates were required.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly fixes an AttributeError in test_render.py by adding a missing import for capa.render.default. The change is functional and addresses the described issue. I've added one suggestion to improve code style by sorting the imports in the modified block, following PEP 8 conventions for better maintainability.

[mike-hunhoff]

@blenbot lints are failing. Please ensure all lints and tests pass locally before requesting another review.

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@mike-hunhoff should be passing now