fix: correct unit tests in hyper-optimised-telemetry exercise #1796
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rosalina-ha
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@j141 Could you also update the exemplar implementation (.meta/Exemplar.cs)? That should fix CI. |
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@ErikSchierboom Whoops, i somehow missed the existence of that Exemplar.cs. I've updated it to match the changes to the unit tests now. |
ErikSchierboom
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This PR fixes two unit tests on the hyper-optimised-telemetry exercise that wrongly assume
0andInt16.MaxValue(32767) should be encoded into signed shorts, rather than unsigned shorts as specified in the exercise instructions.Directly targets issue #1795 and #1621 (The latter having been closed, though it reports the same problem)
This PR is incompatible with PR #1756, as the author of that PR aims to change the instructions to be in line with how the unit tests have been set up, while this PR aims to do the exact inverse by changing the unit tests to match the instructions instead.