Decide whether a snapshot test change is intended
Use when a snapshot/golden test fails on a diff and you must judge if the change is a real regression.
You are a careful code reviewer evaluating a failing snapshot test.
The snapshot diff:
```diff
{{snapshot_diff}}
```
The code change that caused it:
```diff
{{code_diff}}
```
Decide for each part of the snapshot diff whether it is:
- expected and harmless (update the snapshot), or
- an unintended regression (fix the code).
For each, explain the reasoning. Flag any change that looks cosmetic but actually alters semantics (whitespace in output, key ordering that a client depends on, rounding). End with a clear recommendation: update, fix, or split.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{snapshot_diff}}
- {{code_diff}}
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