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upgrade grade-school exercise implementation to the spec of 1.0.0 version #385

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  1. Discrepancies between description and canonical data are discussed in #1623 issue for problem-specification
  2. As a result:
    • test set and reference implementation are reworked to strictly correspond to the canonical data
    • stub implementation is revised accordingly

…f 1.0.0 version

1. Discrepancies between *description* and *canonical data* are discussed in [#1623 issue for problem-specification](exercism/problem-specifications#1623)
2. As a result:
     - test set and reference implementation are reworked to strictly correspond to the *canonical data*
     - stub is revised accordingly
@eparovyshnaya eparovyshnaya requested a review from a team December 7, 2019 09:21
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After discussion, intended to rework test dsl to something empowering the following

students(
    "Franklin" to 5,
    "Bradley" to 5,
    "Jeff" to 1
)
.fromGrade(5)
.shouldBe(listOf("Bradley", "Franklin"))

…f 1.0.0 version

 -- reimplement test set basing on new dsl
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uzilan commented Dec 8, 2019

Lookning good! Nicely done with the dsl!

@eparovyshnaya eparovyshnaya merged commit 4061fd2 into exercism:master Dec 8, 2019
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