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Test Planning
4.1Organizing Test SuitesA well-organized test suite is navigable, maintainable, and maps clearly to the product's feature areas. Structure test suites by feature…4.2Test Suite StructureThis structure forces you to jump between folders when working on a single feature. It also makes it hard to answer "what tests cover…4.3Test Case AnatomyA well-written test case is self-contained and unambiguous. Anyone on the team should be able to execute it without additional context.4.4Test Cycles and Test PlansA test cycle is a single execution of a set of test cases. You create a new cycle for each sprint, release, or regression run.4.5Test Execution Workflows1. Execute in priority order: Run smoke tests and critical path tests first. If those fail, investigate before running the full suite. 2…4.6Maintaining Test SuitesTest suites require ongoing maintenance. Without it, they become stale and untrustworthy.4.7Hands-On Exercise1. Audit your current test suite structure. Is it organized by feature area or by test type? 2. Pick one feature area and list all test…