The C# translation has been redone thorough the years, and most problems seem to be fixed: expected and actual were swapped, giving incorrect feedback, etc. OP's solution still fails because it's not valid.

Same issue. Wondering if lines already present in a string count as new paragraphs to justify? IE "dolor", "sit", "amet," are considered full paragraphs.

Same here :(

Got the same trouble on this input.
With len = 15 result should look smth like this:

Lorem~~~~~ipsum
dolorsitamet,
consectetur
....

but instead test suggests
Lorem~~~~~ipsum
dolor
sit
amet,
consectetur
...

Same bug. I can validate my solution works as expected with manual verification, and the expected value makes no sense.

Same here. This Kata's C# version is definetely bugged. Who has the power to undo such horrible mistake?

I have the same problem. I thought at first that maybe I had to account for newlines inside the source string, but even with that I get the same fail

I'm also hung up on this condition. I don't see how any input len would yield the Expected output. "Lorem ipsum\n" on one line but then "dolor\nsit\n" on two lines doesn't make any sense.

Solution presented in c# is wrong. Please fix it.