Done in latest fork

Approved

Fixed in OP's fork

Python: Random tests are vulnerable to input modification

python new test framework is required. updated in this fork

In crystal, the preloaded array should be WORDS

The descrtiption requires a re-wording to fix language-agnostic and long text issues

• Node 18 should be enabled (Refer this and this for more info)

• Python new test framework should be used (Refer this & this for more detail)

• The description for Ruby should state that the preloaded array of words is stored in $words

• Ruby 3.0 should be enabled (Refer this & this for more detail)

Minor issue/suggestion with python/ruby random tests (probably crystal too): the input array doesn't generate "valid" 5-7-5 haikus:

 Testing for [[34, 27, 24, 44], [65, 46], [48, 21, 74, 36]]        # 11-10-16
 Testing for [[20, 18, 55], [71, 56, 43, 44], [18, 17, 65, 24]]    # 8-20-10
 Testing for [[10, 62, 73], [14, 51, 36, 59], [66, 59, 40]]        # 14-14-15
 etc.

yes, it looks like the array used for random tests in Python is not the right one;
I took the liberty to arrange the words array (cf my former post), and random tests are working fine now !
Beautiful kata by the way !

??

Here is the right list to work with ! All works fine with it

words = [ ["salmonella", "consequently", "irregular", "intelligence", "vegetable", "ordinary", "alternative",
"watermelon", "controversial", "marijuana"],
["like", "a", "tweet", "what", "for", "world", "whale", "one", "last", "sun"],
["ocean", "beauty", "tweet", "monster", "yellow", "return", "despair", "flower", "return", "contrast"],
["romantic", "curious", "banana", "jealousy", "tactlessly", "remorseful", "follower", "elephant",
"however", "instagram"],
["salmonella", "consequently", "irregular", "intelligence", "vegetable", "ordinary", "alternative",
"watermelon", "controversial", "marijuana"],
["lackadaisical", "serendipity", "colonoscopy", "dramatically", "parsimonius", "imagination",
"electricity", "diabolical", "deforestation", "abomination"],
["extraterrestrial", "onomatopoeia", "responsibility", "revolutionary", "generalisation",
"enthusiastically", "biodiversity", "veterinarian", "characteristically", "indefatigable"],
["oversimplification", "individuality", "decriminalisation", "compartmentalisation", "anaesthesiologist",
"industrialisation", "buckminsterfullerene", "irresponsibility", "autobiographical", "utilitarianism"]
]

Or is the preloaded code being defined based on the javascript array words? Again sorry, I'm probably making no sense, just trying to understand a little :)