solved

Fixed.

is it me or it is made counter intuitive? because the "inner ring" is clockwise and in every clock i know that means the inner goes 0,1,2,3,4...
and counter clock normally is (assuming max 10) 0, 10, 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1,0,10...
But on the examples its exactly the opposite which really confused me for a very long time.

girl were you okay?

Yo can we get ranges for m and n? It's very annoying to try to think up an algorithm without knowing how big those get

closing old draft

thx

You can't ignore the first line, restrictions apply to the first line too.

I don't see an issue with that, it's unique in its combination, lifting it to a next level.
There are at least 4 numeric integration Katas, so having multiple katas on the same topic in itself is not an issue.
And it has a good satisfaction rating by its solvers.
If you still see a fundamental issue, please re-raise the issue and discuss in here.

Added random tests for Go. Had to fully rewrite solution because it was too slow.

Added random tests for Ruby. Had to adjust solution because it was too slow.

Added random tests for C#