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Code one that runs in proportion to R instead of R and N (i.e. N should be able to be arbitrarily large)
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When icpc/ccs-specs#38 is merged, we no longer need the scoreboard.tsv
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We sometimes want to run tests which are not associated to specific problems (e.g. generating inputs using srand()
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However, this technique is not trivial, so we should print hint messages when test files with no PROBLEM
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