JS version is outdated (8.1.3, while the current one is 18), but if you try to upgrade it via expect/assert, the inner restriction for Object.prototype.toString is aborting any of assertions in case if the test is failing.

Seems like either this kata is probably impossible to properly upgrade, or it possible but with lots of weird maneurs, but still raising the issue unless there is a way to upgrade the kata or something like that

JS fork 🤖

• updated to node 18
• used mocha/chai assertions + lodash for randomness
• added random tests in addition to the randomized ones
• changed links of the description so they don't lead to the trainer (resoving this issue)

Description should be language-agnostic

Python default argument name shadows builtin.

Lua fork

• restrict range of generated chars to only keep the printable ones
• generate chars different than '+' and '.' in random tests
• provide input on failure
• remove nested its without meaningful title

Thank you for the great work of this series, kindly correct the link in the description to this https://github.com/sebastianbergmann/phpunit/blob/9f2ebaf18f7741a5ee587f80a42632edaa42d424/src/Framework/TestCase.php#L4

Can be found exactly here:

A final note - unlike interfaces, a child class cannot inherit from more than one abstract class.

Since abstract classes is quite an advanced topic, you are strongly advised to [read up the official documentation on php.net],
look up a few examples of production-level software using abstract classes to get an insight as to when and how they are used, and experiment with abstract classes in your local server to further understand their behaviour before undertaking this Kata.

Enable Coq version 8.15

Permit Coq Version 8.15

Coq 8.15 should be permitted.

In the kata description where it says:

Round Brackets - Do not apply any syntax highlighting to these characters

It could be:

Round Brackets - Do not apply any syntax highlighting to these characters, but whats between them should be highlighted

I spent some time and a lot of coffee :'(

Lua translation!

Groovy: arguments to assertEquals are reversed. It should be assertEquals(expected, actual).

Java: the countChar test assertion message is very unhelpful (expected: <true> but was: <false>)