It’s more unit testing is everybodies job, especially complex cryptographic functions, which should really have at least two sets of eyes, or even two test case sets where each developer doesn’t see the other developers test cases to reduce the likelihood that positive bias may overlook missed tests.
But i say that as someone who regularly audits code with almost certainly no unit tests based on the quality of the applications, just one set would do me fine.
But i say that as someone who regularly audits code with almost certainly no unit tests based on the quality of the applications, just one set would do me fine.