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* *export* test scripts to self-contained JavaScript test cases
* *run* as an interactive interpreter

The text format defines modules in S-expression syntax. Moreover, it is generalised to a (very dumb) form of *script* that can define multiples module and a batch of invocations, assertions, and conversions between them. As such it is richer than the binary format, with the additional functionality purely intended as testing infrastructure. (See [below](#scripts) for details.)
The text format defines modules in S-expression syntax. Moreover, it is generalised to a form of *script* that can define multiples module and a batch of invocations, assertions, and conversions between them. As such it is richer than the binary format, with the additional functionality purely intended as testing infrastructure. (See [below](#scripts) for details.)


## Building
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## Scripts

In order to be able to check and run modules for testing purposes, the S-expression format is interpreted as a very simple and dumb notion of "script", with commands as follows:
In order to be able to check and run modules for testing purposes, the S-expression format is interpreted as a very simple notion of "script", with commands as follows:

```
script: <cmd>*
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