test(oocana): compare JSON as dicts instead of strings in test_data.py

[leavesster]

Summary

• Change JSON comparison from string equality to dict equality
• Prevents test failures due to JSON field ordering differences

Problem

Tests compared JSON as strings:

self.assertEqual(serialize_block_info, '{"session_id": "...", "job_id": "..."}')

This is fragile because:

• JSON field order is not guaranteed
• Python dict ordering changed in Python 3.7+
• Different JSON libraries may produce different ordering

Solution

Parse JSON and compare as dicts:

from json import loads as json_loads

expected = {"session_id": "session_id_one", "job_id": "job_id_one", ...}
self.assertEqual(json_loads(serialize_block_info), expected)

Test Plan

• All existing tests pass
• Tests are now order-independent

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Pull request overview

This PR fixes fragile JSON comparison tests by comparing parsed dictionaries instead of raw JSON strings, eliminating test failures caused by JSON field ordering differences.

Changes:

• Updated import to include loads as json_loads from the json module
• Modified three test assertions to parse JSON strings and compare as dicts instead of direct string comparison
• Added clarifying comments explaining the field order independence

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