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Setting up a roblox custom unit testing script is one of those things you keep putting off until a single bug breaks your entire game and you spend six hours digging through fifty different ModuleScripts. We've all been there—you change one tiny line in your damage calculation logic, and suddenly, players are gaining health instead of losing it, or the shop system starts giving away items for free. It's frustrating, but it's also completely avoidable if you have a solid way to verify your code works exactly how you think it does. ...