Build an I/O Oracle Table, Then Change One Branch
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Messy refactors fail when nobody pinned observable behavior first. An I/O oracle table records arguments, results, and exceptions before edits. You then change one branch and let the table reject drift. Start with the lock, not the diff Characterization is a lock on outputs, not a taste debate. The…
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Build an I/O Oracle Table, Then Change One Branch
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