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"content": "i want to publish a generic version of my testing suite to the internet in a github repo with docs and examples. how would you plan to do this."
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"content": "To publish a generic version of your Exim filter testing suite, I'll follow this plan:\n\n1. **Analyze the current suite**: Examine the `.tests/` directory to identify core components and dependencies on your specific Sympl configuration.\n2. **Design a generic structure**: Decouple the testing logic from your specific mailboxes and domain structures.\n3. **Draft Documentation**: Create a comprehensive `README.md` explaining the purpose, setup, and usage.\n4. **Create Examples**: Prepare a sample Exim filter and corresponding tests to demonstrate how to use the suite.\n5. **Develop a migration/setup script**: (Optional) A script to help users integrate the suite into their own projects.\n\nI'll start by examining the core files in `.tests/`.",
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