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The script asks whether it passed. The key user can answer whether it is right. Those are different questions, and the project only has a field for one of them.
Most ERP test cases are scripts, not scenarios. A script is an instruction; a scenario is a condition — and the condition is exactly the part nobody writes down.
The migration fixes orchestration, traceability and the interface. It does not fix — and does not claim to fix — who produces the proof of what was executed.
Invoices are still authorized with the wrong tax calculation. Anyone using "it cleared the tax authority" as an acceptance criterion has a test that tests nothing.
Pasting screenshots into a document is fast, and usually good enough. The problem shows up months later, when someone asks for the proof and has four questions.
