✨ Fix: Remove redundant // ignore: must_be_immutable in generated mocks #809
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This PR addresses issue #795 by removing the redundant // ignore: must_be_immutable from generated mock files.
Since the directive // ignore_for_file: must_be_immutable is already present at the top of the generated files, the additional per-class // ignore: must_be_immutable is unnecessary and causes a dart(duplicate_ignore) warning.
What this PR does:
Keeps the global ignore directive (ignore_for_file)
Removes the redundant local ignore directives added for immutable classes
Removes the existing test that was checking for the presence of the local directive
This change simplifies the generated code and prevents analyzer warnings related to duplicate ignores.