sublist: Warn about comparing values #319
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In some languages, it is necesary to ensure that no pair of the four possible expected values are equal. Otherwise, an essentially-empty implementation may pass tests without actually doing any useful work. Example: exercism/python#342 This same warning was added to the triangle JSON file in #311.
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* Updated tests and example `Bst#each` should return an enumerator if it doesn't get a block. Added a test to ensure that it does and that the returned enumerator behaves properly. Added a version constant for the tests. Updated `example.rb` to pass the updated tests.
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In some languages, it is necesary to ensure that no pair of the four
possible expected values are equal. Otherwise, an essentially-empty
implementation may pass tests without actually doing any useful work.
Example: exercism/python#342
This same warning was added to the triangle JSON file in #311.