Overview, reorganize into micro and macro phases#7
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The high-level overview page makes some really nice distinctions between the different phases of a test.
However, the first section mentions the
planning->scripting->executing->analysiscycle, then it shifts to the snowball of motivations, then shifts backs to planning.So, I split what I perceived as the more long-term motivations into their own section at the end. I'm not sure if this organization is logical, so I'm asking for a check.
If there is a better way to organize the info, great! I just got confused about what an instance of the word "phases" meant, then ended up doing a whole section of surgery :-)