How do you check that programs in the README work?

[deemp]

EO versions change, so demo programs in README may become invalid. How do you check that programs are always valid?

In particular, I'm interested in the multiplication table example.

eo/README.md

Lines 150 to 168 in c5bbe04

	[args...] > app
	memory 0 > x
	seq > @
	*
	x.write 2
	while.
	x.lt 6
	[i]
	seq > @
	*
	QQ.io.stdout
	QQ.txt.sprintf
	"%d x %d = %d\n"
	x
	x
	x.times x
	x.write
	x.plus 1
	true

In the normalizer repo, I use mdsh to check that commands indeed work and to update their input (link).

[github-actions]

@deemp thanks for the report, here is a feedback:

Problems

• The bug report does not provide a clear and succinct problem statement, appearing more as a query than a bug.
• There is a lack of specific error messages or descriptions detailing the 'invalid' behavior reported.
• The bug report does not adhere to a standard format - missing steps to reproduce the issue, along with expected and actual results.

I would recommend: "Provide steps to reproduce, expected and actual results in a standard bug report format."

Please fix the bug report in order it to get resolved faster.
Analyzed with gpt-4

[yegor256]

@deemp it's a duplicate of #3134