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Escaping the Self-Repair Trap: Improving Test Oracle Generation via Dual-Context Awareness
Large Language Models (LLMs) have shown strong potential for regression-oracle completion, where a test prefix is given and the current program version is treated as expected behavior. Recent approaches increasingly rely on iterative self-repair and execution feedback, but optimizing execution succe
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