Fixed data point in India, updated test set

Author: rijnb

src/main/resources/com/mapcode/mminfo.dat

@@ -190,7 +190,8 @@ private static void checkFile(@Nonnull final String baseFileName) throws Excepti
 
                         // This does not fail the test, but rather produces an ERROR in the log file.
                         // It indicates a discrepancy in the C and Java implementations.
-                        LOG.error("checkFile: Created '{}' at {} which is not present in the reference file!\nref={}\nresult={}",
+                        LOG.error("checkFile: Created '{}' at {} which is not present in the reference file!\n" +
+                                        "ref={}\n" + "new={}",
                                 result.getCode(precision), reference.point, GSON.toJson(reference), GSON.toJson(result));
                         ++error;
                     }
@@ -209,8 +210,10 @@ private static void checkFile(@Nonnull final String baseFileName) throws Excepti
                         }
                     }
                     if (!found) {
-                        LOG.error("checkFile: Found   '{} {}' at {} in reference file, not produced by new decoder!",
-                                referenceMapcodeRec.territory, referenceMapcodeRec.mapcode, reference.point);
+                        LOG.error("checkFile: Found   '{} {}' at {} in reference file, not produced by new decoder!\n" +
+                                        "ref={}",
+                                referenceMapcodeRec.territory, referenceMapcodeRec.mapcode, reference.point,
+                                GSON.toJson(reference));
                         ++error;
                     }
                 }

src/test/java/com/mapcode/ReferenceFileTest.java

@@ -37,11 +37,7 @@ mapcode --grid   10000   0    > grid_10k.txt
 mapcode --grid   100000  0    > grid_100k.txt
 
 mapcode --boundaries        > boundaries.txt
-+----
-
-And for the high-precision codes:
 
-+----
 mapcode --random 1000    2 12 > random_hp_1k.txt
 mapcode --random 10000   2 12 > random_hp_10k.txt
 mapcode --random 100000  2 12 > random_hp_100k.txt
@@ -51,18 +47,16 @@ mapcode --grid   10000   2    > grid_hp_10k.txt
 mapcode --grid   100000  2    > grid_hp_100k.txt
 
 mapcode --boundaries     2    > boundaries_hp.txt
+
+for f in *.txt; do split -l 200000 -a 1 $f $f.; rm $f; done
 +----
 
 IMPORTANT: Please note that an explicit seed (12) is used for the generation of
 random data sets, so they can be compared across different version of the software.
 
 After generating the files, they must be split into smaller pieces (in this case
 5Mb chunks) to allow uploading to Github or other source code control systems,
-by executing:
-
-+----
-for f in *.txt; do split -l 200000 -a 1 $f $f.; rm $f; done
-+----
+hence the 'split' command.
 
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