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 A test bench accompanies every device (74xx-tb.v file with 74xx.v file) and the tests are run automatically. You can click on the "tests" badge below the main title at top of page to see the logged results.
 
-Tests are a definitive feature of the library. Test coverage will continue at the highest standard as the library expands going forward.
+Tests are a definitive feature of the library. Count on full test coverage as the library expands going forward.
 
 You have to "trust but verify" when scaling up a hardware design from lower-layer components.
 
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 #### Validation Contract
 
-IceChips is actually built around validation end-to-end. The code files are generated by script, from a template, and all the working parts come together to ensure the Verilog is validated reliably and completely.
+IceChips is actually built around validation end-to-end. The code files are generated by script, from a template, for reliably validated code and .ice components.
 
-Here's an overview, with a visual showing the structure of the code files:
+Here's an overview, with a visual that shows the structure of the code files:
 
-&ensp;&ensp;[Validation scheme and contract](docs/validation-scheme.md) for the Verilog code files and the .ice components
+&ensp;&ensp;[Validation scheme and contract](docs/validation-scheme.md) for the Verilog code
 
-&ensp;&ensp;[Direct to contract](docs/validation-scheme.md#the-contract)
+&ensp;&ensp;Direct to [the contract](docs/validation-scheme.md#the-contract)
 
-Some nerdy stuff is included, by intention, such as [guidelines around test benches](docs/validation-scheme.md#what-is-a-good-test-bench) for open source purposes and community contribution.
+Some nerdy stuff is included, such as [guidelines around test benches](docs/validation-scheme.md#what-is-a-good-test-bench) for open source purposes and community contribution.
 
 #### Running the tests on your machine