/// 
/// \file TestOne.cpp
///
/// Sample unit test cases.
///
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#include "unittest.h"

/// A test that checks 2+2 == 4. We expect this test to pass
DECLARE_UNIT_TEST(test1, "testing.cat") {
    int a = 2 + 2;
    CHECK(a == 4);
}

/// A test that checks 3+2 == 4. We expect this test to fail.
DECLARE_UNIT_TEST(test2, "testing.cat") {
    int a = 3 + 2;
    CHECK(a == 4);
}