The purpose of unit tests isn't to verify the correctness of the new features you're checking in now. They're primarily a maintenance tool that enables you to make changes with confidence. They're meant to catch bugs in future unforeseen situations. Write them with that mindset.
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Getting to full test coverage is cheaper than the long-term maintenance and support cost of the bugs you could be catching...