Refactor/cck testing#1791
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Apportion an undiagnosable error when it occurs
Avoid void context of items not being returned when erroneous
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Note to self, needs rebase after major cck bump in other PR |
Fix situation where extra keys are found but they are :ci inside a meta message
Amend one test to signify we only return 1 error now not 2
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Fixes some issues in the CCK testing (Doesn't remedy the issue with missing sub-messages from fake cucumber)
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