def test_execute_move_one_capture():
"""Check that the function performs correctly for a situation where there
is one stone captured.
"""
board = Board()
# Initialise the board with some stones
board.place_stone((6, 2), colour=1)
board.place_stone((6, 3), colour=3)
board.place_stone((5, 4), colour=1)
moves = [(5, 3, 2), (4, 4, 1)]
board.execute_move(moves, player=0)
assert board.board_2d[3, 5] == 2
assert board.board_2d[4, 4] == 1
assert board.captures == [1, 0]
def test_execute_move_no_captures():
"""Check that the function performs correctly for a situation where there
are no captures.
"""
board = Board()
# Initialise the board with some stones
board.place_stone((6, 2), colour=1)
board.place_stone((6, 3), colour=3)
board.place_stone((5, 4), colour=1)
moves = [(5, 3, 3), (4, 4, 4)]
board.execute_move(moves, player=1)
assert board.board_2d[3, 5] == 3
assert board.board_2d[4, 4] == 4
assert board.captures == [0, 0]
