I write a search application, and to test it I need some util functions such as "test-search" to run and see the result. I.e. this function cannot be created as unit test - there's just no one correct answer, and only human can understand it. So, test directory is not the place to put such functions to. Another way is to put them into source code files itself. But 1) they are not related to the file itself, and I don't want them to be compiled or loaded at runtime; 2) in these tests for simplicity I use absolute paths for resources on my disk, and if they will be included in production version, namespaces may fail to be loaded.
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