If (relevant) decisions are made and make it into production, then it's a management failing. Specifically one of testing since at that point (at least) you sho

If (relevant) decisions are made and make it into production, then it's a management failing. Specifically one of testing since at that point (at least) you should know what the system _should_ be doing. Of course, I'm in management utopia la-la land here and, in practice, if nobody objects then it goes in and stays. The very high majority of the time this is fine and has no impact, but every now and then someone decides it's OK to only read the angle of attack from one sensor and ....