Assessments status report

On Tuesday, I redid the SUnit Benchmarks support. It is much better now. I also found several minor bugs which were fixed. 130 classes, 816 methods, ~6.28 methods per class.

On Wednesday there was a mass deletion of 10 methods.

Nothing appeared to happen until today (Saturday). Then things changed.

First, an annoyance about exception handling got fixed, and the method count went down to 804 because I deleted dead code. Then I fixed another annoyance (with a pair of hash/= messages, nonetheless), and the method count went back up to 806.

After these warmup exercises, I implemented SUnitBenchmarks in Assessments, so now there are AssessmentsBenchmarks too. This caused a lot of new code to be created, and this shows in the statistics: 141 classes and 886 methods. Interestingly, the average methods per class is still at ~6.28.

More to come...