testland/test-design-scorecard
Scores test files 1 to 5 on six design axes (AAA phase separation, single-responsibility, naming, fixture coupling, magic literals, setup time) using explicit per-level anchors that settle what separates a 2 from a 4, then turns the scores into growth-framed feedback and a per-author trend report; the per-PR and per-author rollup examples and trend-reporting conventions live in references/. Owns the scoring and the write-up only: the conventions being scored live in a separate conventions catalog such as `test-code-conventions`, and block-or-approve gating belongs to an adversarial review. Use when a test diff needs a graded coaching read rather than a merge verdict: onboarding a new engineer, a team deliberately ramping up test discipline, or a quarterly per-author trend where the output is a conversation, not a gate.
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