Wait, we're supposed to include the version of the system under test? I thought we just slapped a random version number on there and called it a day. This testing thing is harder than I thought!
Ah, the age-old debate: should we include the bugs or hide them in the closet? I say let's throw in all the defect clusters and watch the stakeholders squirm!
This is a tough one, but I think the correct answer is C) Defect clusters identified during test execution. That information is probably better suited for a separate defect report, not the test execution report.
A) Summary of the test execution results is definitely not the right answer. That's like the entire purpose of the report! I'm going with D) Environment in which the tests have been executed.
I think the correct answer is C) Defect clusters identified during test execution. The report should focus on the test results, not issues found during the tests.
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