Adjusting verbiage of unit testing

Samstraumr/docs/proposals/SamstraumrTestingStrategy.md

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-Here’s a lively and precise **"Unit Test Strategy"** proposal document for our **Tube.java Atomic Tube Java Cucumber Tests**—complete with engineering precision, practical application, and a healthy dose of fun!
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 # 🎉 Samstraumr Tube Testing Strategy: Atomic Boundary to Machine Mastery 🚀
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+How to Amplify the Boredom and Silent Torture of Unit Testing
 
-Welcome, brave adventurer! You’re about to embark on a journey through the fascinating world of **Tube-Based Development (TBD)**—where **Tubes**, **Composites**, and **Machines** come to life through the power of modular, self-aware systems. 
+Welcome, friend! You’re about to embark on a journey through the fascinating world of **Tube-Based Development (TBD)**—where **Tubes**, **Composites**, and **Machines** come to life through the power of modular, self-aware systems. 
 
 This **Unit Test Strategy** will serve as your trusty guide for navigating the rigorous (but totally fun) terrain of **Tube.java Atomic Boundary Tests**, all the way up to the grand symphony of **Machine Construct Validation**. Buckle up, and let’s do this!
 
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-## 🌟 **Why This Document Exists**
+## 🌟 **You Already Know Why This Document Exists**
 
 Our mission is to define a clear, concise, and MECE (Mutually Exclusive, Collectively Exhaustive) unit testing strategy for **Tube.java**, focusing on atomic-level testing. By following this guide, you'll have the best possible framework to test, build, and maintain the integrity of our **Samstraumr** components—from atomic Tubes to sprawling Machines that interact with the real world.
 
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 ## 💡 **Rebranding Old, Boring Testing Terms**
 
-Before we jump into the fun part, let’s give some of those dusty old testing terms a makeover, TBD-style. Here’s how we’re renaming the usual suspects:
+If I read one more document about the power of unit testing, I'll need to go for a long walk and do some breathing exercises. So before we jump into the fun part, let’s give some of those dusty old testing terms a makeover, TBD-style. Here’s how we’re renaming the usual suspects:
 
 | Old Term               | New TBD Term                                 | What It Really Means                                                  |
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