Under "TESTS AND PLANS: The plan," the first sentence of the third
paragraph seems to fit better at the end of the previoius paragraph:
This is a safeguard in case your test dies quietly in the middle
of its run. It should be the first non-diagnostic line output by
your test program.
In certain instances, ...
Under "the test line," the emphasized concepts could reflect their
necessity more easiliy:
* ok or not ok (required)
* Test number (recommended)
* Description (recommended)
* Directive (internal use or something)
Thus ends any nitpicky things my brain clicked on.
Andy Lester wrote:
Get those comments in ASAP, please.
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Ian Langworth
Project Guerrilla
Northeastern University
College of Computer and Information Science
