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Plan changing assertion verdicts to PASS/FAIL from GOOD/NO/INCORRECT output #961
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Reduce assertion verdicts from three states to two states
Plan changes required to reduce number of possible assertion verdicts from three states to two states
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Plan changes required to reduce number of possible assertion verdicts from three states to two states
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Currently, assertion verdicts can have one of three possible values. The words used to describe those values are contextual:
The community group agreed to reduce the number of states to just two: "pass" and "fail." See #945 for the discussions that motivated this change.
Implementation Requirements
This issue is complete when the following issues are fully specified and planned.
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