feat: add maxPopulateDepth configuration with getter/setter#27
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This pull request introduces a new configuration option to control the depth of population for referenced documents in the
MongooseDummyclass. The main change is the addition of amaxPopulateDepthproperty, which allows users to specify how many levels deep referenced documents should be populated when generating dummy data. Comprehensive tests have been added to verify the correct behavior for various depth settings.Configuration and API changes
maxPopulateDepthproperty to theMongooseDummyclass, with a default value of1. This property is accessible via getter/setter and can be set through thesetupmethod. (src/index.js, [1] [2]evaluateDummyandevaluateObjectIdmethods to respect themaxPopulateDepthsetting, ensuring referenced documents are only populated up to the specified depth. (src/index.js, [1] [2]Testing
maxPopulateDepthbehavior, including default depth, zero population, multi-level population, configuration via setup, usage of getter/setter, and handling of nested subdocuments. (test/unit.test.js, test/unit.test.jsR205-R307)