Create a concrete plan to refactor one brittle unit test without reducing its behavior proof.
Refactor one brittle unit test while preserving the behavior it proves. Use this for a real test you have rerun, skipped, avoided, or struggled to explain in review. My brittle-test repair Test file/name: [test] Behavior it should protect: [caller-visible behavior] Current smell: [flaky time/randomness/shared state/vague name/multiple Acts/infrastructure dependency/private helper assertion] Repair I will make: [fixed clock/stub/fake/local setup/rename/split/assert public result] Proof after repair: [what assertion still proves] Done means: test fails for behavior change, passes repeatedly, and can be understood from its name plus AAA shape. Did you repair one brittle unit test and keep its behavior proof intact? A unit…
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