Make Any a supertrait of BaseDeviceOps, add a type-conversion-then-mapping function

[aarkegz]

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[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR makes Any a supertrait of BaseDeviceOps and adds a helper to downcast device trait objects by concrete type, along with tests to verify the mapping.

• Extend BaseDeviceOps with Any and enable trait_upcasting
• Introduce map_device_of_type to perform type-checked mapping on an Arc<dyn BaseDeviceOps>
• Add test.rs to cover the downcast-and-map behavior with DeviceA and DeviceB

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

File	Description
axdevice_base/src/lib.rs	Made BaseDeviceOps extend Any, imported Any, added trait-upcasting features, and implemented map_device_of_type
axdevice_base/src/test.rs	Created unit test for map_device_of_type, defining DeviceA/DeviceB and validating mapping

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (3)

axdevice_base/src/test.rs:58

• [nitpick] The test name test_device_type_test is redundant. Consider renaming it to test_map_device_of_type to clearly reflect the behavior under test.

fn test_device_type_test() {

axdevice_base/src/test.rs:65

• Currently the test only asserts the Some case for DeviceA. It would strengthen coverage to explicitly assert that map_device_of_type returns None for non-matching types (e.g., DeviceB).

    for device in devices {

axdevice_base/src/lib.rs:59

• [nitpick] The doc comment for map_device_of_type could be expanded to mention that it returns None when the type doesn't match and that it clones the Arc internally.

/// Determines whether the given device is of type `T` and calls the provided function `f` with a

[hky1999]

lgtm