Go unit testing with the stdlib `testing` package - `func TestXxx(t *testing.T)` convention, the table-driven idiom with `t.Run` subtests, `t.Parallel()`, benchmarks (`BenchmarkXxx` + benchstat), examples (`ExampleXxx`), native fuzzing (`FuzzXxx`, Go 1.18+), coverage (`-cover` / `-coverprofile` + threshold gating), build tags, `t.Helper()` / `t.Cleanup`, and `-race` CI. Includes framework choice (stdlib `testing` is the idiomatic default; Ginkgo BDD for Kubernetes-ecosystem projects via references) and test-authoring conventions (framework detection from go.sum + existing suite files, `_test.go` placement, `t.Errorf` vs `t.Fatalf`). References cover Ginkgo + Gomega and Go mocking (gomock, testify/mock). Use for any Go unit-test task: writing table-driven tests, benchmarks, fuzz targets, coverage gates, or CI wiring.
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