why println(len(a), cap(a)) on both a and b on second and third default tests giving 0, 0?

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Did this in C and some of the tests fail with a wrong value but when I replace the failing string in my code I get right value. What could be the reason? Concurrency?

Although this is a good kata, I suggest that this kata's rating is changed to 6 or 7, as it is rather simple. I believe that the number of different ways to solve it keep it from being ranked as 8, though.

Don't get discouraged, though. Keep on making katas!

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RISC-V srli Implementation Issue: It turn out not to be logical shift

If you're getting incorrect results with large inputs (especially numbers > 2^31), check your srli (Shift Right Logical Immediate) results. Some implementations might incorrectly perform arithmetic right shift instead of logical right shift.
Example of the issue:
Input: 3435973832

Correct srli result (input >> 3): 429496729
Incorrect result seen: 4187593113 (arithmetic shift behavior)

Brute Solution: Mask the result after shift to ensure upper bits are zero:

This issue particularly affects calculations involving division by powers of 2 using right shifts on large unsigned numbers.

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Tests log to console

I would like the tests to be more easily reproducible locally. The use super::cakes; did not build on my machine and I like to do the katas in my local IDE first.

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Python new test framework

Also refactors random test generation to be more sane, and resolves this

This should be prevented in Python

assertion messages for the PHP random tests are completely unhelpful: Failed asserting that false is true

recipe: {("oil", 100), ("sugar", 150), ("milk", 100), ("flour", 300), ("apples", 3)}
available: {("apples", 15), ("milk", 2000), ("flour", 2000), ("oil", 20), ("sugar", 500)}
Expected: equal to 0
Actual: 3

But I tried to test my code in VScode. It output 0, but the KATA output 3. I don't know why.

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