Add round-trip consistency test for speed conversion functions#149
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This PR adds a new unit test to verify the round-trip consistency
between knots_to_mps and mps_to_knots conversion functions.
The test ensures that converting from knots to meters per second
and back to knots returns the original value within a small tolerance.
This improves reliability and mathematical consistency of the
unit conversion utilities.