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Jonathan Hui 425adf50f1 [nexus] add '1_1' prefix to nexus test filenames (#12569)
This commit renames all nexus test files and updates corresponding
configuration and source files to include a '1_1_' prefix.

The '1_1' prefix represents the Thread 1.1 test plan. This change
prepares the nexus test suite for the addition of tests from the
Thread 1.2, 1.3, and 1.4 test plans, ensuring a clear and organized
structure for multi-version specification testing.

Changes include:
- Renaming test_<num>.cpp to test_1_1_<num>.cpp.
- Renaming verify_<num>.py to verify_1_1_<num>.py.
- Updating CMakeLists.txt to reflect new test names.
- Updating run_nexus_tests.sh for default tests and variants.
- Updating hardcoded JSON output filenames in C++ test sources.
- Updating testcase name identification in Python verification
  scripts.
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
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import sys
import os
# Add the current directory to sys.path to find verify_utils
CUR_DIR = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))
sys.path.append(CUR_DIR)
import verify_utils
from pktverify import consts
# 5.3.4 MTD EID-to-RLOC Map Cache
#
# 5.3.4.1 Topology
# - Leader
# - Router_1 (DUT)
# - SED_1 (Attached to DUT)
# - MED_1 (Attached to Leader)
# - MED_2 (Attached to Leader)
# - MED_3 (Attached to Leader)
# - MED_4 (Attached to Leader)
#
# 5.3.4.2 Purpose & Description
# The purpose of this test case is to validate that the DUT is able to maintain an EID-to-RLOC Map Cache for a Sleepy
# End Device child attached to it. Each EID-to-RLOC Set MUST support at least four non-link-local unicast IPv6
# addresses.
#
# Spec Reference | V1.1 Section | V1.3.0 Section
# -----------------------|--------------|---------------
# EID-to-RLOC Map Cache | 5.5 | 5.5
def verify(pv):
pkts = pv.pkts
pv.summary.show()
LEADER = pv.vars['LEADER']
DUT = pv.vars['ROUTER_1']
SED_1 = pv.vars['SED_1']
SED_1_MLEID = pv.vars['SED_1_MLEID']
MEDS_MLEID = verify_utils.get_vars(pv, 'MED', 4, '_MLEID')
# Step 1: All
# - Description: Build the topology as described and begin the wireless sniffer.
# - Pass Criteria: N/A
print("Step 1: All")
# Step 2: SED_1
# - Description: Harness instructs device to send ICMPv6 Echo Requests to MED_1, MED_2, MED_3, and MED_4.
# - Pass Criteria:
# - The DUT MUST generate an Address Query Request on SED_1’s behalf to find each node’s RLOC.
# - The Address Query Requests MUST be sent to the Realm-Local All-Routers address (FF03::2).
# - CoAP URI-Path: NON POST coap://<FF03::2>
# - CoAP Payload:
# - Target EID TLV
print("Step 2: SED_1")
for mleid in MEDS_MLEID:
# For each MED, verify a ping request exists. A fresh copy of `pkts` is used
# to ensure the search is independent of the order of packets for other MEDs.
pkts.copy().\
filter_ping_request().\
filter_wpan_src64(SED_1).\
filter_ipv6_dst(mleid).\
must_next()
# Verify a corresponding address query is sent by the DUT.
pkts.copy().\
filter_wpan_src64(DUT).\
filter_ipv6_dst(consts.REALM_LOCAL_ALL_ROUTERS_ADDRESS).\
filter_coap_request(consts.ADDR_QRY_URI).\
filter(lambda p: p.coap.tlv.target_eid == str(mleid)).\
must_next()
# Step 3: Leader
# - Description: Automatically sends Address Notification Messages with RLOC of MED_1, MED_2, MED_3, MED_4.
# - Pass Criteria: N/A
print("Step 3: Leader")
step3_pkts = pkts.copy()
found_mleids = set()
for _ in range(len(MEDS_MLEID)):
p = step3_pkts.filter_wpan_src64(LEADER).\
filter_coap_request(consts.ADDR_NTF_URI).\
must_next()
found_mleids.add(str(p.coap.tlv.target_eid))
expected_mleids = {str(mleid) for mleid in MEDS_MLEID}
if found_mleids != expected_mleids:
raise ValueError(f"Expected ADDR_NTF for MLEIDs {expected_mleids}, but found for {found_mleids}")
# Step 4: SED_1
# - Description: Harness instructs the device to send ICMPv6 Echo Requests to MED_1, MED_2, MED_3 and MED_4.
# - Pass Criteria:
# - The DUT MUST cache the addresses in its EID-to-RLOC set for its child SED_1.
# - The DUT MUST NOT send an Address Query during this step; If an address query message is sent, the test
# fails.
# - A ICMPv6 Echo Reply MUST be sent for each ICMPv6 Echo Request from SED_1.
print("Step 4: SED_1")
# Identify start of Step 4 by the first Echo Request (ID=5)
_step4_start_finder = pkts.copy()
_step4_start_finder.filter_ping_request(identifier=5).\
filter_wpan_src64(SED_1).\
must_next()
# Create a checkpoint cursor pointing to the first packet of Step 4.
# The `range` function expects a tuple of (wpan_index, eth_index).
# We use (idx, idx) to ensure we start from this packet and include all subsequent ones.
checkpoint_step4 = (_step4_start_finder.last_index, _step4_start_finder.last_index)
# Verify Echo Requests/Replies in Step 4
step4_pkts = pkts.range(checkpoint_step4)
for mleid in MEDS_MLEID:
_ping_req = step4_pkts.filter_ping_request().\
filter_wpan_src64(SED_1).\
filter_ipv6_dst(mleid).\
must_next()
step4_pkts.filter_ping_reply(identifier=_ping_req.icmpv6.echo.identifier).\
filter_ipv6_dst(SED_1_MLEID).\
must_next()
# Verify NO Address Query was sent by DUT starting from the start of Step 4
pkts.range(checkpoint_step4).\
filter_wpan_src64(DUT).\
filter_coap_request(consts.ADDR_QRY_URI).\
must_not_next()
if __name__ == '__main__':
verify_utils.run_main(verify)