Find Test

Find the Bazel test target(s) for the file: $ARGUMENTS

Steps:

1. Determine the directory containing the file.
2. Look for a BUILD.bazel file in that directory (or the nearest parent with one).
3. Search for wd_test() or kj_test() rules that reference the file or related test files. For Rust files (.rs under src/rust/), search for wd_rust_crate() rules which auto-generate <name>_test targets, and check for companion C++ test files (e.g., ffi-test.c++) that test the FFI bridge. Also check for inline #[cfg(test)] modules within the .rs file itself.
4. If the file is a source file (not a test), look for test files in the same directory or a tests/ subdirectory that test this source.
5. Return the full Bazel target with the @ suffix required for running tests. For Rust test targets, the suffix is _test (e.g., //src/rust/jsg:jsg_test).

Output format:

• The exact just test or bazel test command to run
• List all variants if relevant (@, @all-compat-flags, @all-autogates)
• If no test target is found, suggest how to create one using just new-test