test: add serial boundary-integral coverage after mesh.deform() - #357
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test_bd_integral_after_deform_matches_expected_areastotests/test_0502_boundary_integrals.py.Closes the coverage gap where
BdIntegral-after-mesh.deform()was only exercised in the MPI-gatedtest_0765file. The new serial test mirrors the same geometry and deformation (logarithmic radius remapping on a spherical shell) using the publicmesh.deform()API, making the regression detectable without MPI.Complements PR #332, which repairs the MPI test itself.
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