PZ7: Tester has error in assertion

Given from the logs:

[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox] var a = "1";
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox] print a; // Should print 1
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox] 
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox] var a;
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox] print a; // Should print nil
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox] 
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox] var a = "2";
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox] print a; // Should print 2
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox] 
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox] {
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox]   // First declaration in local scope
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox]   var a = "1";
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox] 
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox]   // Attempting to redeclare in local scope
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox]   var a = "2"; // This should be a compile error
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox]   print a;
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox] }
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4] $ ./your_program.sh run test.lox
[your_program] 1
[your_program] nil
[your_program] 2
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4] 𐄂 1
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4] Expected line #1 on stdout to be "", got "1"
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4] Test failed

Tester is appearing to have a mistake asserting the output

Hey @maximtereshchenko, stdout should be empty because the test program shouldn’t run at all due to this error:

[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox]   // Attempting to redeclare in local scope
[tester::#PZ7] [test-4.lox]   var a = "2"; // This should be a compile error

OK, I’ve double checked the behaviour with GitHub - munificent/craftinginterpreters: Repository for the book "Crafting Interpreters". Indeed, the reference implementation does not print anything. Could I suggest @andy1li not to use comments like print a; // Should print 1? It is misleading, and give an impression that it should actually output something

We have fixed the misleading comments in this PR.
Thanks for bringing this to our attention!