test(tools): pin the raw near-360 satellite azimuths and list the tools with the heading helper

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>

src/tools/queries/environment.js

@@ -71,6 +71,7 @@ function weatherRow(weather) {
     precipitation_mm: weather.precipitationMm ?? null,
     cloud_cover_pct: weather.cloudCoverPct ?? null,
     wind_kph: weather.windKph ?? null,
+    // Raw Open-Meteo value, like the fields above; it reports north as 360.
     wind_direction_deg: weather.windDirectionDeg ?? null,
     visibility_m: weather.visibilityM ?? null,
   };

src/tools/queries/space.test.mjs

@@ -2,6 +2,10 @@ import assert from 'node:assert/strict';
 import test from 'node:test';
 import { twoline2satrec } from 'satellite.js';
 import { composeCatalog, coreTools } from '../index.js';
+import {
+  findNextSatellitePass,
+  lookAnglesAt,
+} from '../../data/satellitePass.js';
 import {
   noradIdFromSatnum,
   parseTleText,
@@ -301,7 +305,20 @@ test('satellite azimuths that round to 360 read as 0', async () => {
     tools: coreTools,
     services: { satellites: satellites(), clock: CLOCK },
   });
-  // From these points the ISS rises at 359.7° and stands at 359.8° at CLOCK.
+  // These points are chosen so the ISS's raw azimuths fall just below 360°;
+  // pin that first, so the test cannot pass on a raw value already near 0.
+  const [, line1, line2] = TLE.split('\n');
+  const iss = twoline2satrec(line1, line2);
+  const nearNorth = (deg) => deg > 359.5 && deg < 360;
+  const rawPass = findNextSatellitePass({
+    satrec: iss,
+    latDeg: 10,
+    lonDeg: 30,
+    fromMs: CLOCK.now(),
+  });
+  assert.ok(nearNorth(rawPass.riseAzDeg), `rise ${rawPass.riseAzDeg}°`);
+  const rawLook = lookAnglesAt(iss, CLOCK.now(), 39.25, 65.75);
+  assert.ok(nearNorth(rawLook.azDeg), `azimuth ${rawLook.azDeg}°`);
   const pass = await catalog.call('next_satellite_pass', {
     location: { lat: 10, lon: 30 },
   });