We've seen behavior in the past where the capacity planner does not always return multiple options, and for uncertain planning that happens because we are getting the options from the top N least regret options from the candidates (as opposed to all the specific plans).
This change just writes a test to show this behavior, but if we want to fix that behavior in the future we can change this test to reflect that we get the number of candidates regardless of simulation count.
We've seen behavior in the past where the capacity planner does not always return multiple options, and for uncertain planning that happens because we are getting the options from the top N least regret options from the candidates (as opposed to all the specific plans).
This change just writes a test to show this behavior, but if we want to fix that behavior in the future we can change this test to reflect that we get the number of candidates regardless of simulation count.