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I'm curious about how the Koans work: in each .kt file is a function called `task0`, `task1`, and so forth. When I run the Gradle `test` item by right-clicking on it and choosing `Run` or `Debug`, all the Koans are built and the `task0`, `task1`, etc. functions run (or are debugged). The question is "how does IJ know to run `taskX` and not `taskTodoX` or any of the other functions in each file?" I grepped the directory for `task` and didn't find any hint in the various build and shell scripts for how the system knows the entry point to call in each .kt file.