Detects '.only' left in the code accidentally
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Stop-only is a tool for detecting accidentally left `.only` statements in test files, which can cause tests to run incorrectly. It is designed for developers who want to ensure their test suites are running as intended by preventing `.only` statements from being committed to the codebase.
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