[CSS21] process question

I'm working on the CSS Print test suite.
 
fyi, there are a couple of things about these tests that depart a bit
from the current authoring guidelines (example attached):
    1.  The tests contain headers marking their beginning and end when
possible.  This is for the tester's convenience.  Especially when
printing multiple tests with multiple pages back-to-back, it's important
to easily ascertain where one test ends and the next begins.
    2.  The tests contain a "Test Purpose" statement and import a
"support/test.css" stylesheet.  It is expected that these tests will be
utilized in environments where a statement of test purpose is required.
The test.css stylesheet can set display to none for this content in the
default case.
 
Question 1:
Should I design the begin and end headers to not display unless printed?
Or are they ok as is?
 
Question 2:
CSS Print specifies that "a conforming user agent will support the
features defined in this specification following the CSS 2.1 conformance
clause ([CSS21 <http://www.w3.org/TR/css-print/#ref-css21> ] Section
3.2)".
 
Section 3.2#1 states: "It must recognize one or more of the CSS 2.1 
media types <http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/media.html> ."
 
I didn't find an existing test for this, so I created one and named it
t0302-media-01-b.htm (attached).
 
When I get to Section 7.2.1, I find the testable assertion: "The @media
construct allows style sheet rules for various media in the same style
sheet:"
 
The test already created to test 3.2#1 is also an appropriate test for
the above statement in 7.2.1.
Options:
    1.  Create a duplicate test with a new name. (Yuck)
    2.  Add the 7.2.1 assertion to the test purpose and an additional
'help' link to 7.2.1 to the existing test; leave the name as-is and
point to it from the 7.2.1 assertion in the testable assertions list.
    3.  Create a different test for 7.2.1.
    4.  ???
 
To try to generalize the question a bit, when one test case covers 2 or
more testable assertions, what process recommendations should be
followed?
 
Thanks,
 
Melinda
 

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HP  -   Melinda Grant
Connectivity Standards 
Consumer Printing and Imaging
+1 (541) 582-3681
melinda.grant@hp.com   
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