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mdlockyer/behavioral-testing

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Tests that can actually fail. Writing guidance (expected values from the spec, proof the test fails on the bug, no silent test edits, no building to the test), a test-suite audit that proves weak tests with surviving mutants, a gated repair flow, and fail-to-pass bug reproduction. Five worker agents and two hooks.

behavioral-unit-testing

Write tests that can actually fail — expected values from the spec, not from running the code; evidence the test fails on the bug and not only passes on the fix; no silent changes to tests; no satisfying the check instead of the request. Use whenever writing, fixing, strengthening, or reviewing tests of any kind, whenever a feature or bug fix needs tests, when a failing test tempts you to change it, when a passing test is about to be treated as proof, and when asked to "add coverage".

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