That's the only type of test I know for sure has value, which makes them easy to write.
At work I feel a certain pressure to test more or less everything, but personally I much prefer a "common sense"-approach: Writing tests is motivated by either bugs found (including any issues you run into during the initial implementation) and/or complex operations that are easy to get wrong and could need the extra documentation that tests provide.
I dispise aiming for 100% code completion, so much of that is just idealism and wasteful.
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