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high-value-testing

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High-value testing: requirements and scenario bindings for application-boundary acceptance tests. Use when designing, implementing, or reviewing high-value tests, whether or not the work uses TDD.

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    Use these requirements for high-value acceptance tests.

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    Use the acceptance-test runner for the concrete acceptance examples.

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SKILL.md

High-value testing

Use these requirements for high-value acceptance tests. They describe the selected testing approach, independently of the implementation workflow.

Application coverage

Use the acceptance-test runner for the concrete acceptance examples.

Cover successes and failures in extreme detail, including every meaningful edge case in scope. A use case normally earns many high-value unit tests.

Collaborators

Exercise the agreed public seams with real collaborators. Use no mocks.

Verification-mode annotation

Each test contains exactly one simple comment that names its verification mode: // result verification, // state verification, or // communication verification.

Scenario bindings and verification

For bindings and acceptance verification of existing or approved .feature scenarios, read Scenario execution.

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