Improve code quality tests #357
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Improve the code quality tests using the specific functions of JET.jl, like
@test_opt. Moreover, I added some helper functions, in order to repeat the system initialization in all the tests. This would reduce the quantity of the written code and should make it much easier to manage in the future.