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For ICU collation test data (collationtest.txt), should create code to parse file in a top-to-bottom stateful-application-of-settings
A less-than relation can have an expected strength (<2). This is currently ignored. It can turn into an additional expectation in the test tuple. In this case, the left string should compare secondary less-than the right string. Compare at strength minus 1 (in this case, primary) where they should be equal. At secondary strength, left < right. This would override the general collator strength, with an additional marker to compare equal at the next-lower strength.
For tuples from collation conformance test files, ICU needs the normalization=on setting. (Check the ICU test code.) (For tuples from collationtest.txt, this should only be turned on when the test data says so.)
Fix double escaping problems
example executor test case input string: {"label":"0001704","s1":"\\u007f!","s2":"\u0080!","line":339,"ignorePunctuation":true} - note the \\u007f
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PR #188 addressed double escaping for "s1" and "s2" with big improvements in results in most platforms, e.g. NodeJS 74 from 2,244 to 377 test failures, ICU4C 74 from 6,757 to 4,895 failures.
collation_short
tocollation
(fortest_type
) - Test type "collation_short" should be renamed to "collation" throughout the project #186IDENTICAL
per tuple (according to https://unicode.org/Public/UCA/latest/CollationTest.html)collationtest.txt
), should create code to parse file in a top-to-bottom stateful-application-of-settings<2
). This is currently ignored. It can turn into an additional expectation in the test tuple. In this case, the left string should compare secondary less-than the right string. Compare at strength minus 1 (in this case, primary) where they should be equal. At secondary strength, left < right. This would override the general collator strength, with an additional marker to compare equal at the next-lower strength.{"label":"0001704","s1":"\\u007f!","s2":"\u0080!","line":339,"ignorePunctuation":true}
- note the\\u007f
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