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[Commonizer] AbstractCommonizationFromSourcesTest remove assertions on commonized leaf/platform libraries

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Those assertions are not necessary anymore, since the commonizer is not
expected to produce any new "actuals" per given expect.
The IDE is supposed to analyze leaf source sets against the original
platform libraries.
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sebastian.sellmair
2021-06-14 14:11:52 +02:00
committed by Space
parent 42f60d981f
commit 21cef41ba5
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native/commonizer/testData/propertyCommonization/liftingUpConst/commonized/js/package_root.kt
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const val property2 = 42
val property3 = 42 // intentionally left as non-const
actual val property4 = 42
actual val property6: Byte = 42
actual val property8: Short = 42
actual val property10: Long = 42
actual val property12: Double = 4.2
actual val property14: Float = 4.2f
actual val property16 = true
actual val property18 = "42"
actual val property20: Char = 42.toChar()
const val property21: Byte = 42
const val property22: Short = 42
const val property23: Int = 42
const val property24: Long = 42
const val property25: Double = 4.2
const val property26: Float = 4.2f
const val property27 = true
const val property28 = "42"
const val property29: Char = 42.toChar()
native/commonizer/testData/propertyCommonization/liftingUpConst/commonized/jvm/package_root.kt
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val property2 = 42 // intentionally left as non-const
const val property3 = 42
actual val property4 = 42
actual val property6: Byte = 142
actual val property8: Short = 142
actual val property10: Long = 142
actual val property12: Double = 14.2
actual val property14: Float = 14.2f
actual val property16 = false
actual val property18 = "142"
actual val property20: Char = 142.toChar()
const val property21: Char = 42.toChar()
const val property22: Byte = 42
const val property23: Short = 42
const val property24: Int = 42
const val property25: Long = 42
const val property26: Double = 4.2
const val property27: Float = 4.2f
const val property28 = true
const val property29 = "42"