Improve pytest parsing for beginner-friendly evaluation feedback - #25
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where did you get the output for your tests?
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there is a particular test case that I have that I would expect to have the the returned or is this expected behavior. side note, I made a comment about this in the PR that Kevin did that pytest offers the ability to output structured data in the form of a |
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expected,received, andrawoutin a more structured waycodewit.usnow depends on stable structured failure data to generate beginner-friendly Outcome messages