Remove misleading reference to recommendation - #1054
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Whether a testcase is recommended or required depends on the context. Signed-off-by: Matthias Büchse <matthias.buechse@alasca.cloud>
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Looks good to me. Thanks for the quick fix.
However, to ensure that outsiders can understand the change (discussion took place on Matrix), we should state the reason for it too.
As I understand it, the adjustment is done to avoid confusion about the fact that properties can be recommended or required, depending on the version of the standard and/or the certification scope.
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@depressiveRobot It's in the commit message, no?
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Whether a testcase is recommended or required depends on the context.