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testing

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Route Apple-platform testing tasks to the correct Knowledge Contracts -- XCTestCase subclassing with test-prefixed methods and the per-test setUp()/setUpWithError()/tearDown()/tearDownWithError() lifecycle plus the XCTAssert family and XCTSkip/XCTSkipIf/XCTSkipUnless; the Swift Testing framework's @Test/#expect/#require/@Suite/Tag vocabulary; @Test(arguments:) parameterization (single-collection, two-collection Cartesian product, zip-paired) and async throws test functions in both frameworks; XCUIApplication/XCUIElement UI testing with identifier-based lookup; and XCTestExpectation for callback-based async code with no async/await entry point. Use when writing class Foo: XCTestCase, func test..., override func setUp()/setUpWithError()/tearDown()/tearDownWithError(), XCTAssertEqual/XCTAssertTrue/XCTAssertNil/XCTAssertThrowsError, XCTSkip/XCTSkipIf/XCTSkipUnless, import Testing, @Test, @Suite, #expect(_:), #require(_:), .tags(_:), @Test(arguments:), zip(...) inside @Test(arguments:), async throws test methods, XCUIApplication(), .launch(), continueAfterFailure, app.buttons["..."], .tap(), .typeText(_:), .waitForExistence(timeout:), XCTestExpectation, expectation(description:), .fulfill(), or await fulfillment(of:timeout:). v1 covers only XCTest, Swift Testing, and XCUITest as described -- no performance testing (measure { }, XCTMetric, XCTClockMetric), no Xcode Test Plans or code coverage configuration, no third-party snapshot testing, no UI test recording, no mocking/dependency-injection/test-double patterns, and no performAccessibilityAudit(). Triggers on XCTest, XCTestCase, XCTAssert, XCTSkip, Swift Testing, @Test, #expect, #require, @Suite, Tag, parameterized test, XCUITest, XCUIApplication, XCUIElement, accessibilityIdentifier, XCTestExpectation, fulfillment.

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