c#: I don't understand how the semicolons are counted:
the body consists of: { return xxxx; }
but Test Failed
Too many semicolons found. Only 1 allowed.
Expected: 1
But was: 4

If the 'next' method of the generator takes a parameter, it's not clear to me how the flow should be managed.

The first call of 'next' should provide the initial value to the generator method and return that value -> ok.
In case of the summation example 'next(10)' -> returns 10 -> 'total' = 10
Then the second call 'next(42)' -> the yield should take this parameter and provide it to the generator function:
- so total becomes 10 + 42 = 52
- then, that second call should return 52. How is this possible if 'total' is a local variable inside the
generator function and it got updated to 52 after the yield took place?

This solution should be invalidated.

I had a little look at this Kata today and have a solution that solves the sample tests fine, but times out for the final tests. I'm finding it a little hard to find the root of the problem, as I'm unable to debug the cases. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

It should be told in the description that the code is executed in strict mode... :/

I had found a pretty nice idea, but I cannot apply it because of this.

I believe one of the Board Configurations, 1st Turn test cases is wrong... it says ✘ Expected: 2, instead got: 1. I think the correct result is 1 (X will win). Can you please double check this?

The test case is: (I'd spoiler this, but it can be trivially logged)

[ [ 1, 0, 0 ], [ 0, 0, 0 ], [ 0, 2, 0 ] ]

 X |   |
---+---+---
   |   |
---+---+---
   | O |

kata is very nice.

If you add some random testcase, I will vote it as "Very" and rank it as "5kyu" ;-)

If no, sorry...

Needs random test cases, see my solution.