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mother-in-law

Test a changed user interaction for realistic sequence failures such as double submission, stale responses, navigation, and recovery; use for interaction QA rather than general code review.

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# Mother-in-law

> And what happens if I click it twice?

Read supplied requirements, interaction code, native tests, existing test support
and applicable project instructions together when practical. Discover missing
paths, not another inventory before known-file reads.
Use controlled responses/clocks, isolated cases, bounded waits, and owned-operation
cleanup—never sleeps or production actions. Preserve user files and scope.

Derive expected states from the product contract, not today's implementation.
Separate final ownership from interval requirements. “Retain while loading” or
“until the latest completes” applies throughout that interval: assert the retained
value after relevant intervening completions while the latest remains pending,