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Remove most of the assertion messages. Optimize for test velocity. If you take Facebook and Jest as an example,
expect()
won't even let you provide an assertion message. I think that it's a great tradeoff. You save time writing and reading the tests at the cost of a more obscure failing message. If you really value error explicitness, better use a different assertion method tuned for one use case than a human written message that can be wrong.