add-telegram-api-tests

To write unit tests for Telegram Bot API actions in Kotlin, extend the `BotTestContext` class using Kotest `AnnotationSpec` and define test functions. This setup provides convenient methods for making API calls and asserting success or failure scenarios.

The best way to test failure scenarios and rate limits is by using built-in assertion methods like `.shouldFailure()` to check error messages. The framework also provides specific guidance for gracefully handling potential 429 Too Many Requests errors.

Yes, you need Kotest to test Telegram Bot API action logic. This testing approach requires the Kotest framework, specifically its `AnnotationSpec` feature, to define and run the test functions within the `BotTestContext` environment.

API call simulation works by using convenient helper methods such as `action.sendReq` and `SimpleAction.sendReq` within your tests. These helpers make the API requests, allowing you to verify functionality and assert expected responses for new methods.

Yes, you can check specific error messages when a Telegram API request fails. The testing framework includes built-in failure assertions with `.shouldFailure()` that provide options for verifying the exact error messages returned by the API actions.