Impove tests for error messages in Array#pack, String#unpack - #1313
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I see, tests already exist, I've missed them. I will change this PR to an improvement in messages. |
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From #1216
Previously, 69634ef added tests, but the messages weren't full, and there was no test for a warning in
String#unpack.I've removed the comments, as the errors are no longer a future plan.