[ccalvert]

For years I have written too many tests. Recently I have been trying something more like this:

- One test to prove I can cleanly load the component or object in a module. This is about loose coupling and ensuring that each module contains only one object.

- One test to prove the component or object does what I what it says it does. This is primarily about the Single Responsibility Principle. If I need six tests to prove an object works, then the object might be doing too much and might need to be refactored.

Other tests can be added if bugs appear, but just two tests per object can help us keep things light. Of course, if I have a module full of utility functions, then that is a different matter. But I think the limiting the amount of code in my tests and the overall number of tests is valuable.