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Interpret coverage gaps without treating execution as behavioral proof.\n\n## Read Next\n\n| Task | Load |\n|---|---|\n| Build or overhaul a CLI test suite | `guidelines.md`, `workflows\u002Ftest-cli-command.md` |\n| Stabilize a flaky asynchronous test | `workflows\u002Fstabilize-flaky-test.md` |\n| Write focused command tests | `references\u002Fcli-testing\u002Frules.md`, `references\u002Fcli-testing\u002Fexamples.md` |\n| Add subprocess, HTTP, repository, or integration tests | `references\u002Fcli-testing\u002Fpatterns.md` |\n| Review coverage, isolation, or flakiness | `references\u002Fcli-testing\u002Fchecklist.md` |\n| Choose the right test boundary | `references\u002Fcli-testing\u002Fknowledge.md` |\n| Benchmark or profile performance | Use `go-performance-testing` |\n\n## Guardrails\n\n- Do not mutate developer data or depend on fixed temporary paths and ports.\n- Do not run parallel tests that replace process-global state.\n- Replace timing sleeps with synchronization, deadlines, or fake clocks.\n- Use `testing\u002Fsynctest` only when the minimum Go version supports it and the\n  behavior fits an isolated bubble.\n- Inspect wrapped errors structurally unless exact diagnostics are contractual.\n- Prefer one valuable executable flow over many slow end-to-end tests.\n- Construct a fresh command tree and typed configuration for every test.\n- Assert both `Execute` errors and stream output.\n\n## Source Notes\n\nGuidance is transformed and paraphrased from testing material throughout\nRicardo Gerardi, *Powerful Command-Line Applications in Go* (Pragmatic\nBookshelf, 2021), especially Chapters 1-7 and 11. 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