AFAIK deno ships with "test" as a sub command - having access to mock/spy seems reasonable in that context. It sort of follows from the "batteries included". J

AFAIK deno ships with "test" as a sub command - having access to mock/spy seems reasonable in that context. It sort of follows from the "batteries included". Just like deno bundles typescript - there is a reasonable expectation to track latest stable typescript features.