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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Reflection;
using Unity.Behavior.GraphFramework;
using Unity.AppUI.UI;
using UnityEngine.UIElements;

namespace Unity.Behavior
{

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    // Take a set of actions and create an InputDevice for it that has a control
    // for each of the actions. Also binds the actions to that those controls.
    public static InputDevice SetUpMockInputForActions(InputActionAsset actions)
    {
        var layoutName = actions.name;
        
        // Build a device layout that simply has one control for each action in the asset.
        InputSystem.RegisterLayoutBuilder(() =>
        {
            var builder = new InputControlLayout.Builder()

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#pragma once

// This provides a library for stubbing and mocking C++ code as is. It works by requiring
// explicit hooks to be inserted into the code that is to be mocked. In a regular build,
// these hooks will do nothing. In a testing build, they will expand to calls into the
// framework here to allow the code being executed to be hijacked from outside.
//
// NOTE: Thread-safety! Arranging fakes must be done on a single thread. Using fakes can
//		  be done from multiple threads concurrently.
//