CCK: reconcile skipped

devkit/samples/skipped/skipped.feature

@@ -1,19 +1,19 @@
 Feature: Skipping scenarios
 
   Hooks and step definitions are able to signal at runtime that the scenario should
-  be skipped by returning or throwing a particular value.
+  be skipped by raising a particular kind of exception status (For example PENDING or SKIPPED).
 
-  This can be useful when e.g. the current environment doesn't have the right conditions
-  for running the scenario.
+  This can be useful in certain situations e.g. the current environment doesn't have
+  the right conditions for running a particular scenario.
 
   @skip
   Scenario: Skipping from a Before hook
-    Given a step that we expect to be skipped
+    Given a step that is skipped
 
   Scenario: Skipping from a step doesn't affect the previous steps
-    Given an implemented step
-    When a step that skips
+    Given a step that does not skip
+    And I skip a step
 
   Scenario: Skipping from a step causes the rest of the scenario to be skipped
-    Given a step that skips
-    When a step that we expect to be skipped
+    Given I skip a step
+    And a step that is skipped

devkit/samples/skipped/skipped.feature.ts

@@ -4,14 +4,14 @@ Before('@skip', function () {
   return 'skipped'
 })
 
-Given('an implemented step', function () {
+Given('a step that does not skip', function () {
   // no-op
 })
 
-Given('a step that we expect to be skipped', function () {
+Given('a step that is skipped', function () {
   // no-op
 })
 
-Given('a step that skips', function () {
+Given('I skip a step', function () {
   return 'skipped'
 })

ruby/features/skipped/skipped.feature.rb

@@ -1,17 +1,17 @@
 # frozen_string_literal: true
 
 Before('@skip') do
-  'skipped'
+  skip_this_scenario('')
 end
 
-Given('an implemented step') do
+Given('a step that does not skip') do
   # no-op
 end
 
-Given('a step that we expect to be skipped') do
+Given('a step that is skipped') do
   # no-op
 end
 
-Given('a step that skips') do
-  'skipped'
+Given('I skip a step') do
+  skip_this_scenario('')
 end