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When it comes to software development, delivering new features quickly often takes priority over long-term code quality. As teams race to meet deadlines, testing can become an afterthought—leading to bugs, fragile code, and an accumulation of technical debt. Over time, this debt slows velocity, increases maintenance costs, and makes innovation harder. But what if you

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