JS update fork

• Uses chai for assertion
• Assertion messages now shows the input number

It is unclear what the failure message means when a test failed:

Expected: '111111111', instead got: '111111011'

What it's probably trying to say is using 0 and 1 at index i to mark whether i+1 can be represented by the ruler, but then again, this is not informative test feedback.

There are no sample tests or random tests.

Haskell translation:
https://www.codewars.com/kumite/63b6be811d7882004bcdaef5?sel=63b6be811d7882004bcdaef5

Description should be language-agnostic and re-formatted

JS

• Node 18 should be enabled

• More tests should be added

• Unnecessary logs should be removed

• Useful assertion messages should be added

No random tests in CS

Go translation

This is just a duplicate to all those "find the odd one" katas.

And there's no random tests.

Here are my results from one of the test cases:

// stdout: [ 1, 2, 1, 1 ]
Expected: no catch, instead got: 2

2 is clearly the odd one here. The test case is wrong.

Really not clear on what I'm meant to do, here. "Fish the odd one out" implies I just have to find the value that isn't the same as the others. But then sometimes I return "no catch". Can't figure out the logic of what I'm meant to implement. Some clearer, definitive instructions would be nice.

Can't figure out how to figure out a "minimal ruler". Wouldn't just marking "1" be enough, as you could run "1s" end-to-end until you get the right number? I'm guessing I'm misunderstanding what a "minimal ruler" is.