How to Implement Angelic Value with Spoon for APR
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Description
### Describe the bug
I am exploring how to implement angelic value computation within Java programs using Spoon, inspired by its use in tools such as Nopol.
Angelic values are hypothetical values used in conditional statements that can make failing test cases pass, and are crucial for identifying necessary changes to fix buggy code.
I would appreciate some guidance on the following:
1. Does Spoon support runtime tracing or manipulation of code during test execution to detect such values?
2. How can Spoon be used to dynamically modify code to test different "angelic" conditions?
Thank you for your insights!
### Source code you are trying to analyze/transform
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### Source code for your Spoon processing
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### Spoon Version
11.0.0
### JVM Version
latest
### What operating system are you using?
MACOS
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