pangram: fix duplicative case for a missing 'x'#958
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Currently two cases check for a missing 'x'. This is changed to 'h' to test more thoroughly. exercism#958
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@Insti well, the big ones are discussions after all with provided proposals to discuss. I still think it was the right attempt to at least talk about it in the whole context. Although, it got really convoluted over time. ^^ |
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seems we've given this the time it needs
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Splitting #893 into multiple PRs.
Currently two cases check for a missing 'x'. This does not make much sense and the second case was changed to test for a missing 'h' instead, while 'h' was chosen randomly.
This improves the TDD progression and forces the user to check for more than just 'x'.