roman-numerals: Add test cases with exactly one occurence of all symbols in decreasing order #1813
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ErikSchierboom
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I think 1888 is a fun number to convert to Roman |
glennj
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CC @exercism/reviewers |
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Thanks @SaschaMann! |
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1 (I) and 6 (VI) are already in the tests.
These seems useful to have if/when people tackle the problem one symbol at a time.