22 tests passing, and my solver still told you to click a mine

I wrote a minesweeper probability solver. You hand it a board, it hands back the probability that each unknown square is a mine, so that when logic runs out and you have to guess, you at least guess the cheapest square. It has 22 unit tests. They all pass. I also cross-checked it against an independent brute-force implementation — one that... Weiterlesen