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Contract Smells: Explainability as a Diagnostic for Contract Misalignment
Contracts, tests, and assertions are central mechanisms for specifying and checking intended program behavior. Yet a contract may be satisfied for reasons that are only weakly connected to the behavior it is supposed to constrain. A condition may be trivially true, an assertion may be skipped by con
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