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Expand Up @@ -657,14 +657,14 @@ func example4() {
#### Nesting / subgrouping tests

Earlier examples showed how related tests may be grouped together by placing
them within a type conforming to `Suite`. This technique also allows forming
sub-groups by nesting one `Suite`-conforming type inside another:
them within a type. This technique also allows forming sub-groups by nesting
one type containing tests inside another:

```swift
struct OuterTests {
@Test func outerExample() { /* ... */ }

@Test(.tags("edge-case"))
@Suite(.tags("edge-case"))
struct InnerTests {
@Test func innerExample1() { /* ... */ }
@Test func innerExample2() { /* ... */ }
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