If black passes, then white passes, is that a KO Rule? Because in this situation black's position is repeating

Oops, it seems it does work. Earlier when I tried to run my code in it, the code threw an error in the declaration of main, but now it doesn't. My bad, it seems I was a bit hasty.

Python versions don't work

You're right, my bad. You made a really good kata, it's been a lot of fun to solve it.

This is one of the tests. Thanks for the fast reply btw!

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	mSg "7//77"
ENd
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END
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End
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end

Input : []
Expected output : [83,104,111,117,108,100,32,116,104,114,111,119,32,97,110,32,101,114,114,111,114]
Output code length : 22519

In the random tests. It inputs a valid code, except for the fact that it reads but the input array is empty.

In the JavaScript version, it says that the transpiler should throw an error when no input was given (after a read call), but there is no way to do that since the program doesn't have access to the input.