Add ecommerce carton fixture tests#655
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Summary
Adds a small PHPUnit fixture using five static ecommerce carton sizes from Packrift's public packaging optimization corpus. The test covers three ordinary ecommerce order shapes and one oversized item that should not fit the sample carton set.
This is intended as a real-world input-data fixture for BoxPacker's existing ecommerce use case. It does not claim the Packrift corpus contains known optimal packing solutions; it just gives the test suite a source-backed set of carton dimensions and product URLs to exercise the packer against.
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