Herby Vojčík wrote:
I was not encouraging "informative stuff", I was explicitly speaking about test cases, as there are half-way between - they are test cases for the normative part.
Tests are informative, not normative. This is a matter of definition and there's no middle ground.
In practice, real tests are software, as buggy or buggier than a well-reviewed spec, and less informative than a well-written spec. The spec is normative, though -- never perfect, just the thing people try to rally around first, the repository that's idealized as "upstream" of implementations, testsuites, books, etc.
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