[docs][utest]:Add standardized utest documentation block for mem_tc

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* Change Logs:
* Date Author Notes
* 2021-10-14 tyx the first version
* 2025-11-11 CYFS Add standardized utest documentation block
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/**
* Test Case Name: Kernel Core Small Memory Management Test
*
* Test Objectives:
* - Validates the core kernel small memory management module functionality
* - Verify core APIs: rt_smem_init, rt_smem_alloc, rt_smem_free, rt_smem_realloc, rt_smem_detach
*
* Test Scenarios:
* - **Scenario 1 (Functional Test / mem_functional_test):**
* 1. Initialize small memory heap with 1024 bytes test buffer
* 2. Allocate entire heap at once and verify complete deallocation
* 3. Sequential allocation of multiple blocks followed by sequential release to test forward merging
* 4. Interval allocation and release pattern to test bidirectional block merging
* 5. Reallocation from small size to large size (requires memory move and data preservation)
* 6. Reallocation from large size to small size (in-place shrink verification)
* 7. Reallocation with equal size (no-op verification)
* - **Scenario 2 (Random Allocation Stress Test / mem_alloc_test):**
* 1. Perform random allocation/deallocation operations with 60% allocation probability
* 2. Memory size randomization (2-5 blocks of mem_alloc_context size)
* 3. Memory exhaustion handling: automatic release of half allocated blocks when allocation fails
* 4. Long-duration stress test (5 seconds by default)
* 5. Memory content verification using magic number patterns during operations
* - **Scenario 3 (Random Reallocation Stress Test / mem_realloc_test):**
* 1. Perform random reallocation of multiple memory blocks with size variations (0-5 blocks)
* 2. Random selection of target block from context table for reallocation
* 3. Memory exhaustion handling: random freeing of other blocks when realloc fails
* 4. Reallocation to zero size (free operation) verification
* 5. Memory content integrity verification before and after reallocation
*
* Verification Metrics:
* - **Pass (Scenario 1):** All allocation operations return non-NULL pointers
* - **Pass (Scenario 1):** Allocated memory is properly aligned (RT_ALIGN_SIZE)
* - **Pass (Scenario 1):** Memory content integrity verified using magic number pattern
* - **Pass (Scenario 1):** Maximum free block size equals initial total size after all deallocations
* - **Pass (Scenario 1):** Memory block merging verified after sequential and interval releases
* - **Pass (Scenario 1):** Realloc operations preserve existing data when expanding
* - **Pass (Scenario 1):** Realloc operations maintain pointer when shrinking in-place
* - **Pass (Scenario 2):** Allocated memory pointers are properly aligned
* - **Pass (Scenario 2):** Memory content integrity maintained throughout random operations
* - **Pass (Scenario 2):** Memory heap fully recovered (max_block equals initial total_size) after test
* - **Pass (Scenario 2):** Test count tracking accurate (head.count equals 0 at end)
* - **Pass (Scenario 3):** Realloc operations preserve existing data when size increases or decreases
* - **Pass (Scenario 3):** Magic number patterns maintained correctly after reallocation
* - **Pass (Scenario 3):** Realloc to zero size properly frees memory blocks
*
* Dependencies:
* - No specific hardware requirements, runs on any RT-Thread supported platform
* - Software configuration (e.g., kernel options, driver initialization)
* - `RT_USING_UTEST` must be enabled (`RT-Thread Utestcases`).
* - `Memory Test` must be enabled (`RT-Thread Utestcases` -> `Kernel Core` -> 'Memory Test').
* - RT-Thread kernel with small memory management enabled
* - rt_malloc and rt_free functions available for test buffer allocation
* - RT_ALIGN_SIZE macro defined for memory alignment
* - Random number generator (rand function) available for stress tests
* - System tick timer (rt_tick_get) for test duration control
* - Environmental assumptions
* - TEST_MEM_SIZE (1024 bytes) sufficient for test operations
* - System can handle high-frequency memory operations for stress tests
* - Run the test case from the msh prompt:
* `utest_run core.mem`
*
* Expected Results:
* - The test case completes without errors or failed assertions.
* - Memory heap fully recovered to initial state after functional test
* - No memory leaks or corruption detected
* - The utest framework prints:
* `[ PASSED ] [ result ] testcase (core.mem)`
* - Progress indicators (#) printed at regular intervals during stress tests
*/
#include <rtthread.h>