Reimplement OAuth2 library - Step 1

Src/GoogleApis.Tests/Apis/Requests/Parameters/ParameterValidatorTest.cs

 /*
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-using System.Collections.Generic;
 
 using NUnit.Framework;
 
 using Google.Apis.Discovery;
-using Google.Apis.Requests;
-using Google.Apis.Testing;
 using Google.Apis.Requests.Parameters;
 
 namespace Google.Apis.Tests.Apis.Requests
 {
- /// <summary> Tests <see cref="Google.Api.Requests.ParameterValidator"/>. </
 summary>
+ /// <summary>Tests <see cref="Google.Api.Requests.ParameterValidator"/>.</su
 mmary>
 [TestFixture]
 public class ParameterValidatorTest
 {
- /// <summary> Tests that validate regex returns <c>false</c> on empty pa
 rameter sets. </summary>
+ /// <summary>Tests that validate regex returns <c>false</c> on empty par
 ameter sets.</summary>
 [Test]
 public void ValidateRegexEmptyNeedsDataTest()
 {
 var parameter = new Parameter { Pattern = ". ", Name = "test" };
 Assert.IsFalse(ParameterValidator.ValidateRegex(parameter, ""));
 }
 
- /// <summary> Tests validate regex. </summary>
+ /// <summary>Tests validate regex.</summary>
 [Test]
 public void ValidateRegexTest()
 {
 var parameter = new Parameter { Pattern = ". ", Name = "test" };
 Assert.IsTrue(ParameterValidator.ValidateRegex(parameter, "Test"));
 }
 }
 }