docs(event-handler): add import path gotcha for dependency_overrides testing#8269
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Issue number: fixes #8215
Summary
Add a warning callout in the "Testing with dependency overrides" section
explaining that the import path for
dependency_overridesmust exactlymatch between the handler and test file.
Changes
Added
???+ warningadmonition with ✅/❌ tabbed examples showing:User experience
Before: Users encounter a non-obvious bug where
dependency_overridessilently has no effect when import paths don't match
After: Clear warning with examples explaining why import paths must
match exactly, helping users avoid this gotcha
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