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Property-based testing libraries are good for this. They're usually not /quite/ fuzzing, as they're not as advanced, but they generate millions of tests are red
by Rendello 6y ago
Property-based testing libraries are good for this. They're usually not /quite/ fuzzing, as they're not as advanced, but they generate millions of tests are reduce failing examples to their simplest forms.
I talk about it in a few of my recent posts, if anyone's looking into it.