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Share number based field mapper test code with other modules

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#92,947 opened on Jan 16, 2023

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Description

Move number based field mapper test infrastructure to the test framework module. This would allow other number based field mapper to use the same test infrastructure that the core number field mappers are using.

Currently UnsignedLongFieldMapper and ScaledFloatFieldMapper have their own concrete tests, but could instead make use of NumberFieldMapperTests or WholeNumberFieldMapperTests. This avoids duplicates tests and testing logic.

Furthermore this can avoid that non core field mappers don't get forgotten when new features / behaviour is added to core field mappers.

Originates from #92917

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Research direction
Review the existing NumberFieldMapperTests and WholeNumberFieldMapperTests in the core module to understand the test infrastructure. Also examine UnsignedLongFieldMapper and ScaledFloatFieldMapper tests to see current duplication. The proposed refactoring aims to move shared test utilities to the test framework module. Refer to issue #92917 for further context.
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