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    • Expanded tutorial examples with more detailed test cases featuring explicit request specifications including JSON content-type headers, session authentication cookies, and properly formatted JSON-encoded payloads.
    • Restructured test scenarios to demonstrate multiple validation paths, illustrating both error handling and successful response patterns for enhanced clarity.

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The "Enforce Body Schema" test case in the tutorial data file is restructured from a single test object to an array of two distinct test entries with explicit request headers, cookies, body payloads, and expected response statuses.

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Tutorial test data restructuring
docs/tutorial/patterns/macro/data.ts
Replaces single test object with array of two test entries; adds explicit request headers (Content-Type: application/json), session cookie, and JSON-encoded body payloads; first entry expects 400/422 response, second expects 200

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  • Verify the JSON-encoded body payloads ("XD" and 5) match the intended test validation logic
  • Confirm the response predicates and status codes align with the schema enforcement expectations

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Headers explicit, cookies fair,
Schema enforced, responses clear—
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docs/tutorial/patterns/macro/data.ts (1)

26-59: LGTM! Test restructuring correctly validates schema enforcement.

The change from a single test object to an array of two test entries properly covers both validation failure and success scenarios. The JSON encoding is correct, and the expected status codes are appropriate.

Optional improvements for consistency:

  1. Cookie inclusion: The cookie: { session: 'valid' } field appears in both test entries but isn't used by the code under test (lines 16-18). Consider removing it unless required by the testing framework:
                 headers: {
                     'content-type': 'application/json'
-                },
-                body: '"XD"',
-                cookie: {
-                    session: 'valid'
                 }
+                body: '"XD"'
             },
  1. Formatting alignment: The second test case (lines 65-86) uses raw numeric bodies without explicit headers or cookies. Consider aligning the format across test cases for consistency, or document why different approaches are used.
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