#24 🧪 [test improvement] Verify Pydantic Models for Core Schemas

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Originally created by: sl4m3

🎯 What:
Added comprehensive unit tests for src/ledgermind/core/core/schemas.py to verify the correctness of Pydantic models used in the core system.

📊 Coverage:

• MemoryEvent: Validated field constraints, empty content checks, and polymorphic context conversion (DecisionContent vs ProposalContent).
• DecisionContent: Verified required fields and empty string validation.
• ProposalContent: Verified validation for confidence scores (0.0-1.0) and rationale length.
• Verified error handling for invalid inputs matching Pydantic V2 behavior.

✨ Result:
Improved test coverage for core data structures, ensuring data integrity and robust validation logic. Confirmed no regressions in the existing test suite.

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