Enables utils.compare_trees to help debugging #88
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This serves the purpose to deliver better comprehensible output by tests.
It's not fully implemented, suffices the internal requirements, and no obvious other real-world use-case comes to mind.
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this now sits on top of #91. |
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for the record: the large chunks of uncovered (/-tested) code affect the string representation of encountered differences / errors. thus these code paths aren't reached when the other tests pass, but i've seen it all in action. |
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I find this actually helpful for developing an XML API's serialization routines.
dear diary, when i worked on this, the LLM that comes with my IDE for a while now actually inferred a useful auto-completion that excels prior methods for the first time. still underwhelming considering the kWh per completion proposal.