fix: flaky FIRMessagingPendingTopicsListTest.m#15726
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This pull request aims to fix a flaky test in FIRMessagingPendingTopicsListTest.m by introducing a configurable dispatch queue for topic operations. This allows tests to use a specific queue, improving determinism. The changes involve adding a new internal designated initializer to FIRMessagingPendingTopicsList that accepts a dispatch_queue_t, and updating asynchronous operations to use this queue. The tests are then modified to use this new initializer with a high-priority queue. The changes are logical and well-targeted to solve the flakiness issue. My feedback includes a suggestion to explicitly mark the new initializer as a designated initializer for better code correctness and maintainability.
This pull request aims to fix a flaky test in FIRMessagingPendingTopicsListTest.m by introducing a configurable dispatch queue for topic operations. This allows tests to use a specific queue, improving determinism. The changes involve adding a new internal designated initializer to FIRMessagingPendingTopicsList that accepts a dispatch_queue_t, and updating asynchronous operations to use this queue. The tests are then modified to use this new initializer with a high-priority queue.
Same approach taken in Crashlytics: #15623
Fix #15715
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