Should we use AskScript for test args .args.ts and expected result .result.ts

[mhagmajer]

Following discussion in #293, how about we use AskScript to define individual test arguments and results?

[czerwinskilukasz1]

What would be the gain of rewriting all TypeScript to AskScript for args and results?

[mhagmajer]

It would be an easy and fast way to triple the number of ASK files tested in unit testing

[czerwinskilukasz1]

Wait, args and results are the input and output, not the test.
Also, bear in mind that quantity != quality. These files would be mostly homogeneous, just storing one or two ints or strings, so we couldn't say we have 3 times as many [good] tests.

[czerwinskilukasz1]

I am also thinking whether they are cases where it's much easier to define the expected output in TypeScript rather than AskScript.