• missing sample tests with consecutive uppercase letters.
• no actual description of the process
• the note about spaces has nothing to do here (or it relies on what the author had in mind for the implementation, which would imply the problem is totally undeerspecified as well as undertested)
• to close to a lot of already approved kata

=> unpublishing.

This kata is way too easy and loose it's a bad challenge. It also has other problems.

• 35 chars is so loose it feels like some form of... shitposting? If you're making a code golf kata you'd at least want the limit to be tight enough to pose a challenge
• kata doesn't test that every array element should be a distinct array (at least I think it should be)
• code length check is wrong; see how others do it properly in other "one line xxx" or "xxx line task" katas
• No random tests

Moral of the story: Writing a code golf kata needs experience, so don't try this at home, kids, at least not without appropriate skills to do it well!

7 chars.

Creatively abusing the tests is not cheating. Cheating, I can get to 0.

There is a better way to determine the (total!) user code length. See any of myjinxin's oneliner kata.

Not sure if you know but CodeWars has Test.assertDeepEquals :-)