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Automate a Testing Process

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Problem

Write a simple program to automate a testing process.

Implement automate_tests(test_cases) to compare each test case's expected and actual values and return an ordered report. Each test case is a dictionary with a unique name, expected, and actual field; values are JSON-compatible. Return passed, failed, and summary fields, preserving input order in both result lists.

Constraints

  • 0 <= len(test_cases) <= 10^4
  • Each test case contains a unique string name
  • Expected and actual values are JSON-compatible values
  • Test cases must be reported in their input order

Function Signature

def automate_tests(test_cases):
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