JavaScript boy and “lovely thoughtleader” 
he/him 
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I expect test output for that one file... I come from the cross-language tap ecosystem, where direct test output is defined protocol that's consumed by test runners. Because it's a protocol, I've written tap tests in everything from C to MySQL.
Ahh. I guess I come from (and helped create) a world where when I want to run my JS, it has to be processed anyway, so there’s always at least one level of indirection.
