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Ruby translation's description doesn't actually describe what should be done. Compare to the JS version's description...
F# translation
It's not clear what a word is. There's one test in JS containing "filter_long_words()" and when it fails, the message is "expected [ Array(9) ] to deeply equal [ Array(9) ]", which isn't helpful.
Java translation kumited! please accept
CoffeeScript Translation Kumited! Please accept
I really liked this kata! 2 related thoughts:
1.) One of my attempts was rejected because I did not put a pause between consecutive 1 presses. My reasoning is, since the 1 key only produces a single character, a pause should be unnecessary. I don't recall whether this was actually the case with my old flip phone though.
2.) The * and # characters do not appear to be included in the random test cases. The kata's solution code puts pauses between these as well, so I may need to amend my answer if the tests are updated to include these.