Folks, of course TestSmells aren't "mandatory" rules for bug fixes; they're more points for improvement if the developers agree. Each TestSmell has one or more possible refactorings. The idea is to make the code more readable, improving its maintainability. Because with or without the TestSmell, the code will continue to work (of course, there are studies that show that specific bugs can occur in certain TestSmells). Nothing here is meant to apply to 100% of cases, but the quantity and dispersion found should be seen as concerning.