It’d be cool if the test at the end was guaranteed to have coverage of each of the subrules in a combination. I got the rule:
(starts with ‘l’) or (not (contains ‘as’))
The “starts with ‘l’” case was never tested for. You could test each of the subrules (at least in the case of disjunction) by having a test word that passes and fails each. Little more complicated for other kinds of combiner.
It’d be cool if the test at the end was guaranteed to have coverage of each of the subrules in a combination. I got the rule:
(starts with ‘l’) or (not (contains ‘as’))
The “starts with ‘l’” case was never tested for. You could test each of the subrules (at least in the case of disjunction) by having a test word that passes and fails each. Little more complicated for other kinds of combiner.