This would considerably change the requirements in some of the languages.

There are Example Test Cases and Test Cases in the C# version now.

I've also changed the kata description to use the correct method name for C#.

Added sample tests to javascript.

Fixed.

Very good.:)
Anyway i think that it would be not an Issue, but a Suggestion. In your "Issue" it's about the wrong kata description (at least for C#). It looks that this kata was created initially for JavaScript and the description was never adjusted. Then write just a suggestion: what, where and how must be added/corrected/and so one so as to make the kata description clearer.
After all you could be able to solve this kata, then there are nothing broken or there are no buggs as you wrote.

It's just my opinion, nothing personal or angry. :)

Hi Vort,

you are right, there aren't the example test cases, but you can write your own so much as you want. // TODO: Replace examples and use TDD development by writing your own tests

See this Capitalization Conventions for .Net Framework, then you can undestand better, which name of the method you have to write.

I hope, i could help you. ;)

I have removed the "Notes" from Kata description as this doesn't apply anymore beacause I have removed the input validation. Read the comment from sakana378.

It appears the Codewars team is aware of this issue and actively looking for a fix. Thanks for the feedback!

Oh great, now Codewars is not even outputting JS in UTF-8? I'm going to forward this one... jhoffner... if a name mention works? Otherwise I'm emailing too.

Now I see, you are referring to the "Notes" section of the Kata description. Right. I will add a necessary info to this section to be clear.

I suppose you mean the test suite assert messages? Agreed. I also think that they are rather... dull and not informative enough.

Hi,

done!
All test cases are green, but if i try to publish comes the following Message/Warning:
Kumite was published with failed tests!

@Dentzil,please check it ;-)

It's not I've seen that most javascripteers love to make code that's not bullet-proof, That's what I'm trying to teach. Early translations made it harder and excesive attention, when I can update the code for all languages I'll make it availible again have a nice time.

Thanks, I added initial tests.