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Your solution is approved because the splitInteger implementation and its tests correctly meet all the stated requirements: the function returns integer parts, the array length always matches numberOfParts, elements differ by at most 1, and the result is sorted in ascending order. The existing tests already exercise key scenarios such as equal splits, a single-part split, handling when value < numberOfParts, and confirming order when the parts differ. There are no functional issues or broken cases for the problem as described, so there is nothing that blocks task completion.

As minor, non-blocking improvements, you could add tests for additional examples like splitInteger(17, 4) and splitInteger(32, 6) to strengthen coverage, and consider adding a couple of property-style tests (e.g., asserting result.length, max–min difference, and sorted order) rather than only checking exact arrays. You might also find it helpful to add a brief comment in splitInteger.js explaining the idea behind your division logic for future readers. Overall, the work is solid and accurate, and these optional enhancements would just make your solution even more robust and clear.

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