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# Markdown-Driven Integration Testing with Claude + Playwright MCP

## 1. Goals and Objectives

### Primary Goal
Create a **markdown-driven integration test framework** where test scenarios are authored as human-readable markdown files and executed by an AI agent using the Playwright MCP (Model Context Protocol) browser automation tools.

### Objectives
1. **Human-readable test definitions** -- Tests are written in plain English as structured markdown, not code. Anyone on the team can author, review, and understand tests without programming knowledge.
2. **AI-powered test execution** -- Claude reads each test markdown file, interprets the steps, drives the browser via Playwright MCP, and determines pass/fail outcomes by observing actual page state.

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// Most numerous clone group
// code fragment:

	UpdateData( FALSE );
	UpdateFile();
	*pResult = 0;

// files:
//neo/tools/af/DialogAFConstraintSlider.cpp 288:290
//neo/tools/af/DialogAFConstraintSlider.cpp 310:312

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// This code fragment exists in two separate files:
// 1- neo/game/script/Script_Interpreter.cpp
// 2- neo/d3xp/script/Script_Interpreter.cpp
//
	while( !doneProcessing && !threadDying ) {
		instructionPointer++;

		if ( !--runaway ) {
			Error( "runaway loop error" );
		}

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object ListToTupleImplicit {
  class ListToTuple[A](xs:List[A]){
	  def toTuple2 = (xs(0),xs(1))
	  def toTuple3 = (xs(0),xs(1),xs(2))
	  def toTuple4 = (xs(0),xs(1),xs(2),xs(3)) 
  }
  implicit def listToTuple[A](xs:List[A]):ListToTuple[A] = new ListToTuple(xs)
}

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import scalaz._
import Scalaz._

scala> val a = (_:List[Int]).partition(_ > 5)
a: List[Int] => (List[Int], List[Int]) = <function1>

scala> val b = (_:List[Int]).partition(_ > 10)
b: List[Int] => (List[Int], List[Int]) = <function1>

scala> val c = (_:List[Int]).map(_ + 1)

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/**
 * This is from community accepted conventions and feel free to judge upon them.
 * 
 * Upon Method Invocation chaining, one can prefer the 'fooIndent' method over 'fooNotIndent'
 * (as well as barIndent over barNotIndent),
 * Not only it improves readibility upon reading (by gradually grasping the functionality) but also it does not consume
 * the whole screen (thus not making you scroll).
 *
 * The use of '.' upon invocation is debatable.
 * Some argue that the leading '.' should be removed [2]

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object cliffHanger extends App{
  
  val man = List(" 0\n","-","-","-\n"," |\n"," /","\\\n")
  
  def drawState(tries:Int,word:String,letters:List[Char]) = {
    println("\n\n\n")
    println(man.dropRight(tries).mkString)
    word.toList.foreach(c => if (letters.exists(c == _)) print(c) else print("_"))
    println()
  }