Test UseNone

The “UseNone” test is a setting used in software development and testing to specify that no particular test cases or checks should be applied during a process. It essentially indicates that the system should proceed without performing any predefined validations, ensuring that the operation runs without restrictions or assumptions. This can be useful when the goal is to run a process quickly or when the outcome isn't dependent on specific tests. In simple terms, “UseNone” tells the system to skip all tests and move forward, focusing solely on executing the main task.