The Pytest Block Was Prose: A Myth-Busting FAQ
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Consider a typical afternoon in a shared coding workspace, where a webhook change looks finished because the agent pasted a pytest summary. The fenced block reported forty-seven passed, zero failed, and a twelve-second runtime, which is exactly the shape reviewers have learned to trust. Canonical C…
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The Pytest Block Was Prose: A Myth-Busting FAQ
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