Thanks!

2. I have fixed the missing suits for the example

3. This is mentioned in the problem description. I have added the fixed tests for this example (there was one actually - that tested full deck of cards in two different orders, but I added some better examples to the flop section.

ready

Edited and Updated. Looks good?

Ah! I see. Im a bit slow today. facepalm myself.

All they mean is that when you wrote the description, you said that if there are no absentees, we should use the phrase "No absent digits". But when you wrote the actual tests and your solution, you used the phrase "All digits present", which doesnt match.

So either you should update the description to tell solvers to use "All digits present", or you should change your solution and all the tests to expect the phrase "No abset digits". I think changing the description is much easier.

Please give me an example. Sounds like my code might be faulty.

the description doesn't match the expected outcome

Tests only require one or more digits to be present. If all digits are present then none are absent and bottom of winners list should state "No absent digits". But if there are absent digits the bottom of the winners list should instead list those missing digits. Absent digits are digits zero through nine that are not included in the input string. Please excuse me, I didnt sleep well so im a little foogy. Hope Im understanding you correctly.

Oh sorry, it's my first time creating a task like this.
Is there a way to differ between my code and submitted code to check if it matches?

Fixed, thanks!

Thanks, these are now fixed.

got raised as issue above

I'll update the description to clarify this.

When I wrote the kata I naively thought that everyone knows the rules of scrabble

not connected, no

the instructions might need an adjustment on this, technically each word is connected to another here .. and that's all I see required by the description, but players take turns adding new words by connecting to existing words except for the first turn which starts at the center.

there are examples of this being considered disconnected, though.

This topic has been discussed many times. Usually, if you prefer many translations, you should stick to floating point with a margin of error.