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Falderal Test 6a
This is a two-file test (the other file is 6b) which shows that even if you says "Tests for functionality x" in this file, that tests-for meaning does not "leak" into the next file.
-> Functionality "Cat" is implemented by
-> shell command "python cat.py"
-> Tests for functionality "Cat"
Cat cats.
| meow
= meow