What is really needed for this library (and possible other alexa-js libraries) is a feature-based testing system, that focuses more on what features are being tested and how well will they work against various scenarios. For example, if I have two alexa-app-servers, one on an AWS Lambda instance and one on an express instance, I should have some reassurance that both instances will work identically feature-wise. This would also ideally help us isolate any bugs so that if a certain group of tests of one feature fail, the feature itself would be deemed buggy.
What is really needed for this library (and possible other alexa-js libraries) is a feature-based testing system, that focuses more on what features are being tested and how well will they work against various scenarios. For example, if I have two alexa-app-servers, one on an AWS Lambda instance and one on an express instance, I should have some reassurance that both instances will work identically feature-wise. This would also ideally help us isolate any bugs so that if a certain group of tests of one feature fail, the feature itself would be deemed buggy.