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Expand Up @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ and the [conformance corpus](#the-conformance-corpus) makes it executable.

::: tip Both implementations answer every vector

usage-lib and usage-argv agree with all 176 vectors today. That is a
usage-lib and usage-argv agree with every vector today. That is a
measurement, checked on every run rather than asserted here — see
[Where the reference implementation differs](#where-the-reference-implementation-differs).

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fixed shows up as a test failure telling you to delete the label, so the list
cannot rot.

**Today it does not: usage-lib agrees with all 176 vectors.** The list is empty
**Today it does not: usage-lib agrees with every vector.** The list is empty
for the first time, and the five entries it used to hold were what writing the
grammar down was for. Each was a real defect that only a second reading found:

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