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Pull Request Overview

This PR introduces a new Python test script for the TC_CLCTRL_7_1 test case, which verifies the proper execution of closure control commands during various test steps.

  • Added a test class (TC_CLCTRL_7_1) with multiple steps for commissioning, reading attributes, sending MoveTo commands, and error handling.
  • Implements test steps to validate both latching and unlatching actions using the Matter test framework.

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@fabian-imig fabian-imig marked this pull request as draft April 25, 2025 18:36
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