Lots of JVM un-skips/un-todos from today's fixes.

S02-names-vars/perl.t

@@ -145,7 +145,6 @@ my @tests = (
 
     # RT #62002 -- validity of default .perl
     my $t2_init = eval($t1_init).perl;
-    #?rakudo.jvm skip "some random values cause the roundtrip to fail"
     is $t1_init, $t2_init, '.perl on user-defined type roundtrips okay';
 }
 

S02-names/is_default.t

@@ -57,18 +57,14 @@ plan 114;
     is $b, 768, "typed variable should be initialized";
     is $b.VAR.default, 42, 'is the default set correctly for Int $b';
 
-    #?rakudo.jvm emit #
     my Int $c is default(Nil);
-    #?rakudo.jvm 5 skip 'Type check failed in assignment to "$c"; expected "Int" but got "Any"'
     ok $c.VAR.default === Nil, 'is the default set correctly for Int $c';
     lives_ok { $c++ }, 'should be able to increment typed variable';
     is $c, 1, "typed variable should be incremented";
     lives_ok { $c = Nil }, "should be able to assign Nil to typed variable";
     ok $c === Nil, 'is the default value correctly reset for Int $c';
 
-    #?rakudo.jvm emit #
     my Int $d is default(Nil) = 353;
-    #?rakudo.jvm 2 skip 'Type check failed in assignment to "$d"; expected "Int" but got "Any"'
     is $d, 353, "typed variable should be initialized";
     ok $d.VAR.default === Nil, 'is the default set correctly for Int $d';
 } #19
@@ -129,7 +125,6 @@ plan 114;
     ok @c.VAR.default === Nil, 'is the default set correctly for Int @c';
     lives_ok { @c[0]++ }, 'should be able to increment typed variable';
     is @c[0], 1, "typed variable should be incremented";
-    #?rakudo.jvm 2 todo "nigh"
     lives_ok { @c[0] = Nil }, "able to assign Nil to typed variable";
     ok @c[0] === Nil, 'is the default value correctly reset for Int @c[0]';
 
@@ -194,7 +189,6 @@ plan 114;
     ok %c.VAR.default === Nil, 'is the default set correctly for Int %c';
     lives_ok { %c<o>++ }, 'should be able to increment typed variable';
     is %c<o>, 1, "typed variable should be incremented";
-    #?rakudo.jvm 2 todo "nigh"
     lives_ok { %c<o> = Nil }, "able to assign Nil to typed variable";
     ok %c<o> === Nil, 'is the default value correctly reset for Int %c<o>';
 

S02-names/pseudo.t

@@ -311,7 +311,6 @@ plan 142;
 }
 
 # CALLER - assumes MY:: has taken care of most access testing
-#?rakudo.jvm skip "Nominal type check failed for parameter 'null'"
 {
     sub f1($f) { my $x is dynamic = 90; $f() } #OK
     sub f2($f) { my $x is dynamic = 91; f1($f) } #OK

S02-names/symbolic-deref.t

@@ -98,7 +98,6 @@ my $outer = 'outside';
     $result = $sub();
   };
 
-  #?rakudo.jvm todo "nigh"
   is $result, 42, "symbolic dereferentation works with ::CALLER, too";
 }
 

S02-types/lists.t

@@ -149,7 +149,6 @@ plan 28;
     try { eval '<1 2 3>.rt62836' };
     #?pugs 2 todo
     ok "$!" ~~ /rt62836/,       'error message contains name of sub';
-    #?rakudo.jvm todo "nigh"
     ok "$!" ~~ /Parcel/,    'error message contains name of class';
 
     #?pugs emit #

S02-types/nil.t

@@ -100,7 +100,6 @@ ok !Nil.new.defined, 'Nil.new is not defined';
     ok $! === Nil, '$! is by default Nil';
     ok $_ === Nil, '$_ is by default Nil';
 
-    #?rakudo.jvm 3 skip "Nominal type check failed for parameter 'null'"
     ok $/.VAR.default === Nil, '$/ has Nil as default';
     ok $!.VAR.default === Nil, '$! has Nil as default';
     ok $_.VAR.default === Nil, '$_ has Nil as default';

S03-binding/scalars.t

@@ -42,7 +42,6 @@ eval_dies_ok '0 := 1', 'cannot bind to a literal';
 # Binding and $CALLER::
 #XXX This can pass bogusly (was doing for Rakudo for a while).
 #?niecza skip 'CALLER::'
-#?rakudo.jvm skip 'is dynamic'
 {
   sub bar {
     return $CALLER::a eq $CALLER::b;