Add analytic tests for ray-traced intersection distances#4014
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Description
Add focused C++ unit tests for
Ray::trace()using a concentric-sphere CSG geometry.The tests verify:
2 * sqrt(R^2 - b^2);Together, these cases exercise entry from outside the model, multiple internal surface crossings, re-entry into a cell, and final leakage through a vacuum boundary. This adds direct analytic coverage for the reusable
Rayimplementation generalized in #3816 and separated into its own source files in #3845.No production behavior or public API is changed.
Testing
cmake --build build --target test_ray -j2ctest --test-dir build -R '^test_ray$' --output-on-failureTINY_BIT-scale errors in accumulated traversal distances.Checklist