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V0.8:
- improve terminology (test condition --> assertion predicate)
- reword beginning of 0.7, with more examples.
- add a "prerequisite" section
- add an "optional statement" section.
- various edits.

 -- Mr Jacques Durand

The document revision named TA Anatomy V0.8 (AnatomyTA-v08-rtf.rtf) has
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(TAG) TC document repository.  This document is revision #4 of
AnatomyTA-v04.doc.

Document Description:
The section has entirely been remodeled. 
- TA is introduced first in its "structured" version.
- TA parts are introduce gradually, on the basis of their rationale.
Special emphasis on the "test outcome".
- so far, no mention on pre-condition (it seems to blend in "test trigger"
at least in examples used.)
- no mention of post-condition (yet).
- the "prose" TA is introduced as a variant of above structure, where
unmentioned parts are automatically inferred from a rule, instead of just
absent.
V0.6:
- a few corrections based on comments (e.g. stated the default dependency:
not(Pass)-> Fail)
- tried to illustrate better the notion of "test trigger" (renamed here
Test Flow), for review.
- more semantics on pre-requisites, test trigger/flow.
- various edits.
V0.7:
- serious rewording, based on F2F discussions. Still incomplete.
V0.8:
- improve terminology (test condition --> assertion predicate)
- reword beginning of 0.7, with more examples.
- add a "prerequisite" section
- add an "optional statement" section.
- various edits.

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