This is a solid TDD-focused testing guide for Go that covers the essentials: table-driven tests, subtests, benchmarks, and fuzzing. It walks through the red-green-refactor cycle with actual code examples, shows how to structure tests with the idiomatic table pattern, and includes practical helpers like t.Cleanup() and t.TempDir(). The golden file pattern and interface-based mocking sections are useful for real-world scenarios. If you're writing Go tests or trying to adopt TDD, this gives you working patterns you can copy and adapt. It assumes you know Go basics but need testing structure.
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