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Currently the tests are all in folders pos and neg.
Instead, we could organize them by topic:
- syntax
- handlers
- stdlib
- ...
and add additional README.md files to the folders guiding newcomers. Additionally, the tests could have comments explaining the features.
This way we could have a low cost documentation that is automatically checked
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