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This crate implements "section testing" similar to Catch2 framework for C++.
The code is pure Rust, there is no dependencies, and there are no "unsafe".
As such, there are no worries about unsoundness.
However, the algorithm here is pretty involved, and after spending 20 minutes
staring at it, I still can't claim I grok how this code actually achieves
what it achieves. However, I am confident that this code is not malicious,
thus a positive rating.
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This crate implements "section testing" similar to Catch2 framework for C++.
The code is pure Rust, there is no dependencies, and there are no "unsafe".
As such, there are no worries about unsoundness.
However, the algorithm here is pretty involved, and after spending 20 minutes
staring at it, I still can't claim I grok how this code actually achieves
what it achieves. However, I am confident that this code is not malicious,
thus a positive rating.